This paper covers investigation of techniques and methodology for using low cost close range photogrammetric approaches on determining the damages and losses occurring in the constructing process of forest roads. In this study, images taken from low cost cameras were used in generating a detailed post-harvest terrain model which covers forest skidding roads. The section taken with terrestrial total-station measurement derived pre-harvest terrain model and post-harvest terrain models were compared and then, the changes were analyzed in terms of dimensions, slope, cut-and-fill volumes associated with forest skidding roads. Because the obtained images from hand held cameras process the highest accuracy as well, it is available for multiple analysis in forestry applications. This approach is important in terms of being faster, cheaper, more accessible and innovator compared to classical topographic measurement and Terrestrial Lidar. Especially obtaining a three-dimensional surface model with high sensitivity and faster brings many advantages. The study covers forest management operations in production activities related forest skidding roads is located in Şile, Istanbul.