What is the Seasonal Maintenance Worker (Trails) role at National Park Service like?

I’m Ms. Smith, currently looking for a job. I’d like to ask Dr. Job about the Seasonal Maintenance Worker (Trails) position at Department of the Interior.

Ms.Smith

What position is being offered at the Department of the Interior?

Ms.Smith

They’re looking for a Seasonal Maintenance Worker for Trails in Strong City, Kansas.

Dr.Job

When is the typical entry-on-duty period for this job?

Ms.Smith

The usual start time is around April to May, but it can change based on weather, project needs, or funding.

Dr.Job

What kind of work will I be doing in this position?

Ms.Smith

You’ll mainly be working on backcountry and front country trails, helping skilled tradesmen with trail maintenance.

Dr.Job

What qualifications do I need to apply for this job?

Ms.Smith

You should have a good understanding of maintenance work, be able to follow instructions, use tools, and have some experience with trades like masonry or carpentry.

Dr.Job

What physical requirements are there for this position?

Ms.Smith

You’ll need to be able to carry heavy objects up to 100 pounds and hike up to 12 miles a day in mountainous terrain.

Dr.Job

Thank you, Dr. Job. I will review the details.

Ms.Smith

Job & Company Information

Job Title: Seasonal Maintenance Worker (Trails)
Agency: National Park Service
Salary: $24.96-$29.11
Industry: Administrative / Office
Location: Strong City, Kansas
Posted on: 12/29/2025