Not all trails are created equal. Every landscape, user group, and riding style requires a different approach. Trails can be designed and built to match a wide range of conditions, difficulty levels, and rider expectations. Whether flat or steep, technical or full of airtime, beginner-friendly or challenging — trails are as diverse as their users. Flow lines, cross-country, enduro, all-mountain, jump lines, or downhill tracks: each has its own character and baseline difficulty. Through thoughtful design and construction, these trail types can be further adapted — in width, gradient, surface, or features — to ensure a safe, enjoyable, and purposeful riding experience for every type of user.