Do it, it's not that difficult tbh. Good fun too, get one of these it makes it easier www.diy.com/nav/garden/garden-tools-equipment/garden-hand-tools/cutting___prunning_tools/-specificproducttype-wood_splitters/Fiskars-Splitting-Wedge-12077655?skuId=12608362

 Have made several northshore features in the past that have been built for different purposes.
www.pinkbike.com/photo/8911645

I might have to build a bridge over a boggy area, at first i thourght it could be ridden as it is... but its gettins so worn so fast thats its becoming hard to ride. Its at the bottom of a steep up section too so when you need to get traction for the "up" you rear wheel is spinning and washing on hidden rocks. Don't get me wrong i like my riding to be a challenge but this is just irritating! Hahahaa

Thanks for the link too

 Yeah that's why we built this (and it's fun!) the area's pretty sloppy when wet and the compression at the bottom was just ramming you into a muddy rut. Cool drop btw, best to debark the wood though it lasts longer.

 We wait till its built then do it, like a final finnishing of ceromony Hahahaha

 Yeah man thanks, stash a shovel somewhere is the way forward!

 I got a folding snow shovel which fits in my Camelbak nicely, but I seem to always leave my Camelbak at home.
You gonna put chicken wire over the top of the wood?

 Ah cool, could do with one of them. It's all hand split with a wedge so it makes the surface pretty grippy, rather than smooth like chainsawed rungs. Will see how it goes when it wears a bit.