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Take a look below at some of the great trails and parks we have helped develop!

Legion Lake - Perryville, Missouri

Trelcru has partnered with G&C Contracting to develop the Legion Lake Multi-Use Trail Project. Scheduled for completion in July ‘24, this comprehensive bike park with feature a combined 4.5 miles of cross country trails, three 1/4-mile directional, downhill flow trails, 12,000 sf pump track, and 7,500 sf skills area. The Missouri Interscholastic Cycling Association (NICA) plans to host youth mountain bike racing at this venue starting in 2025!

University of Southern Indiana - Evansville

Trelcru has partnered with Trail Heads and the University of Southern Indiana to develop trails and bike parks throughout USI property. Trelcru is currently constructing the 3-mile Campus Loop and Broadway Connector Trails and has already completed the Campus Flow Trails featuring three directional, downhill flow trails with return trail in the heart of campus.

Red Dome Bike Park - Boonville, Indiana

As volunteers, the team at Trelcru has helped develop one of the best bike parks in the Midwest. This park features a 2.25-mile XC practice trail, progressive jump lines and jump trails, 5,000 square foot pumptrack, 1/4-mile dual slalom track, 250-foot straight rhythm track, 1,000-foot challenge course, and sponsor wallride. Slopestyle trails will be completed in 2024!

Chandler Bike Park - Chandler, Indiana

Trelcru was contracted by the Town of Chandler to develop a comprehensive bike park at their local community center and sports park. This park already features a small pumptrack (2500 sf), large pumptrack (10,000 sf), challenge zone (10,000 sf), Beginner Flow Trail (1/4-mile), and perimeter hiking/return loop (.75-mile). We continue to advocate for the development of additional flow trails (2 intermediate, 1 expert), shelter house and bike repair station. Trail Heads - Warrick County partners with the Town of Chandler to maintain the bike park and trails. As part of their School-to-Trail Initiative, they are also advocating for paved connector paths to the park from town and Chandler Elementary School!

Rough River Dam State Resort Park - Kentucky

Trelcru (Insolterra Concepts) constructed a 5-mile trail system for the United States Army Corps of Engineers in Winter 2020. This very scenic and technical trail system features a .75-mile beginner trail, 1.75-mile intermediate trail, and 2.5-mile expert trail. The terrain at this site was very rocky and allowed us to create some amazing drains and rock armor.

Birk & Berg Bike Park - Jasper, Indiana

Trelcru has assisted volunteers of the Jasper Bike Club with development and maintenance of this great bike park. The park features a 3/4-mile beginner trail, 1/4-mile flow trail, kiddie pumptrack, and 20,000 sf advanced pump track.

Astromine Bike Park - Lynnville, Indiana

When completed, Lynnville Park will boast over 20 miles of natural surface trails along with a centrally located bike park. The bike park will include flow zone, mulch jumps, drop zone, advanced pump track, and challenge zone. Currently, the Flow Zone is complete with 5 directional, downhill flow trails.

Wirth Park - Oakland City, Indiana

The Oakland City Bike Park is home to three directional, downhill flow trails with return trail, challenge features, and 5,000 square foot pump track.

Griffin Bike Park - Terre Haute, Indiana

Griffin Bike Park is a very special place where we have been contracted to build three trails for Vigo County Parks Department and Shepherds of Griffin Bike Park. The terrain is very familiar to us as we grew up in unreclaimed strip mine land. The first trail, Recon, was completed in Spring 2022 and was a collaboration with professional mountain biker, Tyler McCaul. “T-mac” designed a majority of the trail and our very own Dave “Big Berm” Garrett led construction of this 2-mile long, double-black diamond freeride trail. Foxtrot trail is a 2-mile, black diamond flow trail with a variety of advanced features and was completed Fall 2022 with a grand opening planned for July 3, 2023. The final project, Lake Trail, will be a 2.45-mile beginner level trail that encircles Stryker Lake.