Incident Overview
A private certificated pilot was attempting to depart from an off-airport location in a tailwheel-equipped airplane. During the takeoff roll, the right main landing gear wheel encountered a depression in the ground. This caused the right wing to dip and strike a small tree.
Sequence of Events
Following the wing strike, the pilot aborted the takeoff. However, the airplane was unable to stop before overrunning the designated takeoff area. It subsequently collided with additional small trees. The impact resulted in the collapse of the left main landing gear and caused the left wing to contact the ground.
Damage
The pilot reported that the airplane sustained structural damage to the landing gear, the left wing, and the elevators. No other details about the extent of damage were provided.
Pilot and Aircraft
The pilot held a private certificate. The specific aircraft type, registration, and other identifiers were not reported. The flight was conducted from an off-airport site, and no information about the weather, time of day, or air traffic control involvement was included in the source.