Trails and Walking Paths

Our rubber trails are made of 100% recycled rubber. These trails are designed to offer pedestrians and joggers a low-impact, good traction, shock absorbing, and firm but resilient rubber surface. The poured, seamless system provides a safer and attractive option for trail and pathway systems that will beautify our parks and recreation centers, schools, and public facilities.

Environmentally Friendly

Investing in rubber trails helps reduce landfill waste and promotes a mindset of sustainability in high-traffic areas. 

Low Maintenance

Rubber is highly durable and resistant to weathering, cracking, and erosion – making it a smart long-term choice with minimal upkeep requirements. 

Safety & Comfort

The soft nature of rubber provides a cushioned surface for joggers, cyclists, and other pedestrians, promoting healthier lifestyles within the community. 

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Rubber FlexTrails

The perfect trail mix for a comfortable, safer walk through the park, neighborhood, or other community space.  Consider this option for your local park, HOA project, or a future construction project.

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Bonded Rubber Trails

Bonded rubber trail systems are seamless, porous, one-layer systems designed for long-lasting pathways – with minimal maintenance. Bonded rubber is an excellent choice for a natural look with the benefits of a unitary surface.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Driving on rubber trails is generally not recommended, as it is designed for pedestrian use and may not withstand the weight and friction of vehicles. Certain types of rubber flooring can be used in areas with occasional light vehicle traffic, but regular driving could damage the surface.

The life expectancy of rubber trails typically ranges from 10 to 20 years, depending on factors like the level of foot traffic or environmental exposure. Proper maintenance can extend the lifespan of rubber surfaces.

Rubber trails can get hot, especially in direct sunlight. The temperature of the surface can become uncomfortable to touch or walk on barefoot during hot weather, although lighter colors and special coatings can help reduce heat absorption.

Not sure which surface is right for your space?

Try our Surface Selector tool for help!

Surface Selector