This is a brochure for marketing Mt. Hood area hiking trails on the Hikingproject.com website and app supported by REI. This project was funded by a Clackamas County tourism grant

This is the inside page of the Hikingproject.com brochure explaining how to work the hikingproject.com website and mobile app to find trail information.

This is the cover page for the tri-fold "Mountain Bike Trails in the Mt. Hood Area" brochure. The brochure features Sandy Ridge, Government Camp Trails System and Skibowl Bike Park

The interior page of the tri-fold brochure features the Government Camp and Sandy Ridge trail systems. The brochure directs users to REI's www.mtbproject.com website for more site specific information, maps, etc.

This is a screen shot of the mountain bike trails in the Government Camp Trail System with Crosstown Trail highlighted. When downloaded on your phone, it will track your progress on the trail.

Similar to the mtbproject website, the hikingproject website features hiking trails. It is user created content on an international platform.

Under a grant from Clackamas County, I have loaded over 100 trails on the west side of the Mt. Hood National Forest onto REI's trail websites. Shown is a map of the hiking trails. When you zoom in, it shows pictures of the trail. You can also search for trails by areas, try link below.

This is Paradise Park Loop shown on hikingproject.com. It shows an interactive map of the trail, a trail elevation profile, distance, average grade, ascent and descent. It also shows current condition (closed due to snow currently).

The website provides directions to the trailhead, descriptions of the trail, permits and regulations, trail features, flora and fauna, land managers, and upcoming events.

I researched and secured photo rights to use some spectacular trail photos from Oregon Hikers and other sources. The photos show up on the map at the location they were taken so users know what they can see when they get there.

This is an interpretive sign for French's Dome, a popular climbing spot near Mt. Hood.

This is an interpretive sign for restoration work that was being done at Mirror Lake on Mt. Hood.

I developed all the information panels for the Zigzag Ranger District Information Center.

There are panels on camping, trails, mountain biking, and other frequently asked topics. The panels are intended to provide an overview and brochures on the topic are below the panels.