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Rolling sand hills. Very gorgeous.
Private Oasis - contact for permission to ride
Carroll Co park. Criss-crosses new bike trails; county says they are updating horse trail signage, to please stay off new bike trails. Parking area near restrooms, but they have been locked recently. Dropbox fee, or annual parking pass available from nearby McIntosh Reserve.
Saw mill trail head to grindstone stable. Like a roller coaster ride. Lots of up and down.
Park of Mark Twain
Mostly shady, single track, shoes required. Got lost a few times when we couldn’t find ribbons.
Two easy loops, partly shaded
Beautifully manicured trails.
Left out of snowberry parking lot
By river and beach and creek loop back iver bridge
Wire grass to Longleaf
Did not cross board ramp parking lot
Cone Estate to cemetery and up to edge of woods - not all the way to fire tower.
Dirt & paved road. Not too many cars,
Mostly shade, some roots in areas.
Allegan County and silver creek
The “never boring” trail! Mostly rocky, some sandy spots. Beautiful views of Picketpost Mountain, some ups and downs in and out of canyons, some water, level depending on recent rains (or not). Including a nice lunch break, it took us almost 4 hours. Plan on 3 riding hours!
Fun open and woods
11 mile technical hills
Combo of ridge trail, dirt road, canyons, several river crossings, rocky stretches, widely varied terrain.
Trails through the woods
State park mixed use, equestrian trail only is north
Diverse footing and elevations. Lots of mud and hills, creek crossings, waterfall/cave area, and entry into the lake. Loved this trail. The actual length is more like 11 miles, but we missed some of the crossing points, I think. Some rocky spots, mostly dirt.
Tar Bike path with grass path next to it
Woods and dirt roads
Long sandy trail going to river.
One track and two track front with Rio. Behind Tico. At the very back behind horse and ponied horse. Bastrop TX
Dirt in the woods, crushed stone in the open
Creek, bicycle way, and meadows
Ignore the deer trail that dead ends; gun range at start. Usually quiet and not busy but not all the time. Trick loops help horses anxious to go back to trailer :)
Guided Equestrian Rides - Reservations Required
Moss Foundation 4000 acre Equestrian preserve. Occasional hikers but no bikes or other groups. You might rarely see. Foundation worker in a vehicle but they are very respectful of riders and drivers. Parking at 226 Equestrian Rd, Vass
Short trail that goes past the swampy area, down a hill, then past where the dragon tree used to be. Some deep torn up footing
Very steep, good views
Lots of water crossings and stepovers logs and brush. Trails are very well marked.
Wonderful up and downs with water crosdings
Park at Fant’s Grove. Start on LEFT side of B28.
Public park with several miles of well manicured horse & hiking trails
Easy loop out the main way and back on the nice trail.
Beautiful trail, lots of shore access
Generally flat with one decent hill to climb. Exposed roots and some rocky areas.
Lots of hills. Some rocky areas. Super nice ride and close yo home!
Partly Double track trail
Just an old dirt road
Parrie Haynes Equestrian Ranch
Half trail half pavement
A combination of hills, washes and road. Recommend shoes as it is rocky
Watson Mill Short ride.
Wiregrass Loop, Long Leaf Pine, Fox Squirrel Loop
some paved road, switch back on hill but went barefoot
Easier Multi Use Trail
Technically difficult with multiple water crossings with steep drops and narrow board crossings. Requires strong trail horse.
Good elevation changes, some river crossing and very rocky.
2 loops. Barefoot safe
Great with lots of shade
Full big lyles medow loop
Stunning views, rocky, sunny, says Discovery pass needed but we park outside of main pking lot.
Easy with good footing
Kasilof AK; Kenai Peninsula Back Country Horseman Association
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