About Us
Dovetail: a skillful method for joining two separate pieces of wood. Known for strength, beauty and resilience.
Dovetail Trail Assessments: Solutions for adaptive recreation opportunities that marry sustainability and universal design.
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Build trails, campgrounds, and recreational access routes to endure the elements and increasing user traffic, inherently they will be more accessible for a wider spectrum of users and adaptive equipment.
About Quinn and Joe
Quinn Brett
A professional climber turned avid hand-cyclist after a climbing fall in 2017. Quinn is the first known hand-cyclist to complete the Tour Divide, +3000 mile bike ride from Jasper, Canada to Antelope Wells, New Mexico. Her personal and work experiences pre- and post accident lend to expertise in wilderness and adaptive recreation. Quinn has worked both for the National Park Service and US Fish and Wildlife in Wilderness and Accessibility. The nexus between sustainable and usable trails for adaptive hiking, aMTB and wilderness/accessibility laws are her speciality.
We are a SAMS Contractor
Joe Stone
Previous to Dovetail, Joe worked as the Executive Director at Teton Adaptive in Jackson Hole, WY. He is an experienced adaptive mountain biker and hiker. He has worked all over the country with trail crews, land management entities, mountain bike festivals, and other nonprofits that support people with disabilities. He is also an advocate for civil rights for people with disabilities. Joe is well versed in program building, emerging technology and direction the disability community would like to see opportunities open up.
The project above is in partnership with Rocky Mountain National Park, Grand Teton National Park and the Trail Access Project.