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Road & old RR bed
Loop trail which includes part of the full Blue Marsh loop trail. Combo of single track and fields. Start is busy, but around a mile or 2 in, typically only run into horses and bikes. Hunting is allowed. Parking lot is used by those hunting with dogs. No issues with hunters.
Gold hill bridle trail
Sky Meadow with Summer and Jenn
Parking at weight scales, trail is across the highway, can go left or right
Skull Hollow campground up to Smith Rock state park overlook.
East side of the blue trail with also riding the northern path around the corn field. Easy-moderate trails. Bugs - bring fly masks. Bridges.
many miles of beautiful trails and a couple of obstacle courses. Fun place.
Mostly flats some hills then a flat stretch good for running horses
Kasilof AK; Kenai Peninsula Back Country Horseman Association
Paved road for cars.Riding pasture to pasture
Prairie around fence line across 220 the by memory hill and old cemetery.
SandyFollows the road side with different branches that trail off to smaller paths
Good ride for trotting
Mix of open prairie and woodlands
All non-motorized trails, starting in the Tonto National Forest as a single file trail, then crossing into the northern part of the Scottsdale McDowell Sonoran Preserve. We parked at the Ranger station and rode one-way only. The landscape has a natural mild drop this direction.
Nice easy ride along the river.
Pretty, hilly trail through woods. Dirt trail is mostly rocky. Restroom at parking area.
Easy road trail. Open. No shade. On bridge water pressure
River-burltree- Megan larry’s link
Old Florida forest. Mix of uplands, pines, and wertlands
Woods and fields and cows
Broken Arrow Trail
Riding out of Virginia’s house
Sleepy Hollow East Loop
Passes houses, walks parallel to roads, occasionally, hills, and occasionally walking over concrete
New loop and water crossing
Some creek bed, some hunting roads, some hunting plot areas, water available at some areas, a few long steep hills up and down, a couple big trees down to go around or divert direction, two water falls, lots of bluffs, lots of butterflies on the creek bed areas, created 9/5/2024
Not too many bugs
Few water crossings, nice sandy trails and forest riding.
Wide, easy trails with few Rocks and some bridge crossingsThis is a Massachusetts State Park, so you have to pay for use of the parking lot with credit card or an appHorse trailers. Park in the field. Next to the car parking lot. Lots of space to just turn around.
Lots of rocks and up and down in canyons Ôøº
Well draining and shaded
Bridle path through university-run arboretum. Mostly dirt or grassy trails; both field and forest.
Moss Foundation trail
Flats to southern crossing to West River to Wills to Oso.
Easy trail along the lake side
Flat above the river
Heathen camp, river to Wren to Burl Tree to Larry's Link back to River
Great mix of footing. Only one area before the sand hills that had a lot of unavoidable rock for about 40 yards and a total of 200 yards that can be avoided. High elevation in the hills and deep sand and cacti. No shade the hills. But lots of beautiful wooded areas all around.
South Rd rail trail to potato Rd back to south.
Partial yellow bike and horse loop
Exit right end of parking lot.Red immediately to blue Down easement back to Blue interior Back to Red Cross easement red on the river red on the hillside to white back to red downhill.And red out of park
Had to go through town at upper portion of Alum Creek north trail and ride along road
Plenty of hill work. Rocky. Front boots required, no real water source for drinking on this particular trail.parking is terrible. No goosebeck! Lovely ride!
Start on Barrens trail and come back on Riverview. Cross 3 bridges. Single file most of the way.
Sand a little rocky. Drop off on back side of trail. Not for green horses. Bullet did pretty well.
Rolling hills
Great route to the top. But long climb to the back
Easy, water beaver dam crossing on C,D
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