This portal helps approved users document trail system issues in the Moab area, support prioritization, and coordinate with the appropriate land managers before volunteer work is performed.
Report trail issues, support responsible stewardship, and help coordinate approved volunteer work.
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Moab Trail Signals Network
Built to support coordinated trail care
This platform improves how trail issues are documented, reviewed, and addressed.
Signals help identify maintenance needs, safety concerns, erosion, signage issues, and other conditions that may require coordination before action is taken.
Coordinate With Land Managers
Signals can be reviewed and prioritized before volunteer work is organized.
Protect Responsible Access
Volunteer activity can be tied to approved work efforts and organized stewardship events.
Document Trail Issues Clearly
Use mapped locations, descriptions, and photos to create clear field signals.
Report Trail Issues, Share Conditions, Help Protect Moab's Trails
How it works
1
Request access
Users request access and are manually approved before using the reporting system.
2
Submit an issue
Approved users can document trail issues with location details, notes, and supporting photos.
3
Review and prioritize
Issues are reviewed internally and can be organized for coordination with the appropriate land manager.
4
Support approved work efforts
When volunteer work is organized, participants can complete the required event waiver through the portal.
Who this portal is for
This portal is intended for approved contributors, coordinators, and volunteers supporting responsible trail stewardship in the Moab area. Access is restricted and reviewed manually.
Approved Reporters
Submit trail issues and monitor the status of their reports.
Volunteers
Participate in approved work efforts and complete required event waivers.
Coordinators / Admins
Review reports, assign priorities, and manage the workflow.
Important
Submitting an issue through this portal does not authorize independent trail work. Any field response, maintenance activity, or volunteer mobilization must be coordinated through the appropriate review and approval process.