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Easy trail, though there are some areas that need to be detoured.
Skipped the dangerous mud holes by staying on the road a spell. Great ride with varied terrain
Hills, sand areas, hills. Beautiful
Over the bridge and back
Dirt paths with some hills
Dirt road from my farm to archer road and then back around on the next dirt road to the back of the property
Really beautiful trail.
Hard Trail very strenuous a lot of up and down with very limited flap spots horses need to be conditioned for this Trail
Start from drew’strail down malito, back up willow. :)
7 miles from coon bluff across the river.
Staged in Leonard. Road block.
Device did not track correctly.
Big loop. Creek crossing and bridge with rails.
Pretty easy trail for a moonlight trailride. Save grounds for walk trot and canter on the dark
Orange down hill trail
Sam Angelo state Park
challenging with climbs
Short Saturday ride
A pretty simple easy loop.
Walking trail through woods.
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!
Mostly sand roads through the desert. Undulating terrain. Deep sand washes.
Mainly back roads, just a small amount of Lil by pass
Wire grass to Longleaf
Easy trails with spots of gravel. Creek available for water
Steep, gorgeous, very poor signage. At the t go left, not right to the peak
Start and finish at day camp.
Some wet still nice
Partial part of trail. Full trail includes a loop.
Easy besides traffic
SandyFollows the road side with different branches that trail off to smaller paths
Ride out on the road that passes Cowboy camp (Medford) pass the camp and take the first trail on the right (Cranberry Lake Trail). Cross the lake and hook a right. Theres a few other trails along the way, but follow this map and you’ll make it back to camp just fine.
T bar s second day trail
Very muddy and overflowing in spots in rainy season/ nice and sandy clear trails
Easy to low moderate. Some rocky segments
Combination of multiple trails equaling about 6.5 out and back. Shaped kinda like a lollipop.
The first half is on the road and the second half is a wonderful sandy trail with little foot (or hoof!) traffic, leading to the swinging bridge where you can climb down for a dip if your horses are nice enough to wait for you:)
Yellow Green. Blue and Brown trail
Long ride for advanced only
Really nice dirt trails. Some open fields mostly wooded.
Very pretty. Well groomed terriable horse trailer parking. Very small
Have a green horse and looking for it to get more experience on trails. This is the perfect place to go
Scenic trail, for horses or pedal bikes. Rocky in the majority of the trail. Medium to Advanced type trail. Horses need shoes for this trail. Best time to ride is Spring, early Summer or Fall. Lots of Cedar trees, pinion pine, sage brush, Indian paintbrush blooming in the spring.
Easy ride through from nearby boarding like VH ranch to boarding facilities off Happy camp
Waterloo blue loop. Some of kids loop. Sandy with cobblestones pebbles to softball size
Down willow back up willow. Towards pumpkin patch
neat little box, minimal bugs and a few water crossings
Lots of up and down rock climbing.
Shaded trails around West Point Lake
Part of all loops?
Extremely rocky for 90% off the gradual incline to the top of the crest. Take the road down. Great views at the top but not worth taking the rocky trail up. The ride is 7.1 miles, I just didn’t turn the app on until a mile into the ride.
Short ride from 4B. Perfect for a warmup or late afternoon ride. I ride barefoot but my horse has pretty hard feet so some horses might need shoes or boots.
7.3 miles at broxton
Big loop through the woods
Beautiful multi-use wooded trails, mostly gravel/dirt. Can be busy on weekends and weekdays especially from Spring through Fall depending on the weather. Plan on encountering hikers, bikers, runners as well as other Equine users. There is a Port-O-Potty by the trailhead.
we did half and kept getting lost
Gravel road with 4+ access points to trails
Horse friendly public park. Frequent walkers with dogs (supposed to be leashed). Gravel drive with nice size trailer parking, hitching posts, and mounting block. Multiple trails to choose from and create your own loops. Girl scouts do some trail maintenance. Woods and hilly.
Trail has some hills, fairly rocky and there are lots of stretches to trot and canter.
Easy with lots of canter and trot space
Lots of places for trotting/cantering
Ready to explore the best equestrian trails in the United States? Equilab offers thousands of riding routes for scenic strolls, endurance training, and more. Discover verified trail maps to find the perfect path for your next adventure, and then track your ride – all using the world's best horse riding app.
You can explore these trails and many more within the Equilab app! Simply download the app onto your mobile device, create an account, and then head to the “Track” tab. There you can view thousands of trails to discover and ride.
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Yes! You can add a trail from any ride you track using the Equilab app. To so, simply download the app, create an account, then record your ride on the trial.
Note that to create a trail, the ride must be at least 0.6 miles long, have taken at least 5 minutes, and must not have been tracked within an arena.
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