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To red covered bridge and up to the Andorra Meadow


Jazzy gypsy and Camini


Easy some water crossing


Bridle trail at Sugarcreek Metropark. Nice mix of hills and flat, meadow and trees. Some easy water crossings


Flat sandy trail. Easy level.


It actually begins at the Roslyn riders Fairgrounds Arena. I forgot to start the app a few miles into the ride.It has one or two technical steep sections you do share with mountain bikers and hikers


Rocky and on west side of 3rd arroyo


Moderate to easy trail just off of the Potomac Pony Club field. Water crossing required and some steep hills. Well labeled and good mix of fields and forest.


A combination of hills, washes and road. Recommend shoes as it is rocky


You head towards water tower but the way that has the fire road half way to get to the tower, when you get to fire road you stay on the fire road that goes by upper campus, then you get back on a little skinny trial again and the path disappears so head towards school/in sight


Down to the river and up switch backs


Ferguson Steps to Bromfield's Junglebrook Trail


malabar to pleasant hill


County park, mixed woods and fields


Service Road to San Tan to Goldmine


Horse trail in Fort Wayne, IN.


South out of Loma to Co Rd X and back. Super weedy. If I didn’t know where the trail was I wouldn’t have any idea. Weeds as tall as the horse’s neck.


Nice trails. Wide/slightly rocky terrain


starts/ends directly across Sydney Elliotts Farm


Rocky. Second half better than first


Cabin loop is off Bucksnort trail… in between the entrance and exit to the loop are the remains of an ole cabin…. Just the chimney still stands.


Nice peaceful maintained horse trail


Yellow, blue, pink, purple, red


Poppy to Blue oak to seven pools to Quail run to Sky ridge loop


Mostly flat with occasional rise.


Rocky -grassy-up hill -down hill


Deam Lake Trail and Three Hills Trail


Lots of water, muddy, gravel road to gait


Arrow and Colt ride around the block


Fl. Horse Park, under 475, then trail to right. A bit up-and-down at the beginning, but then levels off, and has areas that are nice for trotting in cantering.


Red clay and sand


It has some steep, rocky down hill places. Pretty rocky I suggest either shoes or boots for your horse for the trail.


Mixture of wetlands and uplands. Lots of pigs


Mostly wooded with a water crossing. Bridges


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.



All different kinds of terrain and miles of trails. Disc golf, snowshoe, hiking also here.


Pretty flat some muddy areas


Wide loop trail with some hills & a couple of easy water crossings. Large parking area. Restrooms have been locked recently. Ride after 10a, check for hunting/events. Usually only horses are on the trails but there are some nearby hiking trails.


Gravel and Forestry road, parking is rough; beautiful trail


Waterloo blue loop. Some of kids loop. Sandy with cobblestones pebbles to softball size


Nice short steep trail


Otter pond 237 entrance


Awesome flat trail


Douglas Co park facility. Some trails criss-cross Frisbee golf course. May see hikers. Restrooms in activity building, and outhouse on trail. Have to cross some bridges for back trails. Narrow path along river.


Ruth Arcand trails. There’s an outer loop and an inner loop


Ocotillo to Javelina Pass to Sidewinder to Ridgeback to Ocotillo to Apache Wash Loop


Very nice trail for riding. 2 bridges on this trail so good exposure to bridges.


Went directly towards Tina



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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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