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Easy. Texhnical going around gates. Some ATVs.


Whent left and then took the trail to the other horse trial park


Mostly flat with some slopes.


Goes behind Sweet Sunday and Harwood, down to the river and back to the parking area.


Mostly soft dirt, some steep downhill but they’re short and short pieces that are more rocky


River mill plus cutoff


Dirt / stone pathway


Mixed footing, not very hilly, rocky, all shaded and wooded. (Trail is longer then showed on map, turned around halfway)


Near Fairchild State forest park ride from TRR


Hills some steep. Watch out for ground bees ran into several nests


Double track jeep road


Very muddy very thick mud


Easy open terrain


Off of our home street


Trail ride wirh Ann


Very technical and rocky, quiet trails, climb down to river and climb back up on salt creek loop.


Gravel road, shaded


Northern Kettle Morraine 14 mi novice trail


Ride from Salamonie lost bridge to Salamonie Forest. 8 miles one way on main trails. B there took A back.

Eastern loop at Vermillion Highlands, AKA UMORE


Robbers cave not as rocky of a trail


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.


Nice Trail a bit of everything


Wide for carriage access, fields


Sandy road leads to water then back thru the woods trail


Ready loop - Yellow trail after water plant


Pomfret forest, airline trail and loop through part of Natchaug State Forest to Mashamoqet brook state park


Hunter pace fall 2024


Cross River at CCRT


Open Friday-Monday 9am-5pm. Lots of hills but the views are incredible. Plenty of space to do some stepping out too


Round and round we go!


Blue, Green, Pink, Green, Blue, Yellow


Margarette Falls parking area. Moderately rocky. 13 creek crossings of moderate difficulty.


Difficult regarding rocks and u even terrain but mostly flat or slight hills


Lots of bikes and hikers. Great exposure and fun to see Brown Ranch. Parking lot is huge for horses, and with building with restrooms and water.


Down and up trail loop down to the river, medium, difficulty medium to hard terrain


Mix of trails and road. Not accessible in the summer due to bugs.


Lots of shade, flat trails, a little rooty in some areas, ponds scattered throughout the preserve.May encounter wildlife, including bears. May encounter hikers and possibly bicycles, but no motorized vehicle of any kind permitted.Easy in & out parking. Primitive, no water.


Marcellus, all I have is trail mix


Good endurance trail.


OHV trail head left to go toward the salt river and play in the water. Follow tho loop around and great loping through the wash. We like to stop at the river again to cool off before heading back to the gate and trailers


Fun Sandy Hilly


Finn Hall to Sieber Creek & Discovery Trail


Strawberry Fields Tanner loop


Did level 4 technical


Final segment of Trinity Trail Highland North starting from Wild Estate boarding pasture.


Nice Sandy for most part, wide, views!


Slightly hilly established trail on the property of Windswept Farm, trail is rocky, dirt, grassy in some spots. This is the longer loop version of this trail, it can be done shorter on intersecting trails and there are other connecting trails that go off property.


Took the 50 Year Trail to the lot. Lot is about 1/2 mile from lot.


Rode on old W64 then down along creek. Parts are asphalt, gravel, forest


Good trail some hills


Goes a little farther out to Trumps but not the farthest we can go


Mozingo Lake Equestrian Trail


Loop to cane break and back


Carroll Co park. Variety of trails. Some may be swampy. Horse camping. Restrooms in camping area.



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