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Mainly flat with beautiful forest riding. Some very low branches in the woods


Some hills mostly flat


Ranch to hot super


Holder ridge to Carey Creek via road H


Woodsy, one of my favorite rides


Have a green horse and looking for it to get more experience on trails. This is the perfect place to go


Beautiful. Varied footing, all good.


Horse trail, nice loop with mild hills


Outside loop, a little swampy.


All over the damn place


Trees & meadows. Cross country jumps


BP Groton house and Appleton


Gravel road with 4+ access points to trails


Chicken Trail to Green and then turned back and retraced trail


Allen County Equestrian Course


Orange down hill trail


Picnic table vista point counter clockwise on coyote canyon preserve


Horsemen's to Electric camp, back to Horsemen's, out around lake


Nice out and back trail. Single track trail. Equestrian and hickers only. 3 bridges. In the trees. Parking for horse trailers in the campground. You have to ride about 1 mile on a dirt road that bikes use to get to the trail head.


Super nice. No bugs.


Great trail! Beginner to advanced will have fun


Broken Arrow trail


Easy with ducks and ponds


Around lake, Buckeye, past goats & down driveway to barn


Moderate, peaceful


Blue trail to blue/white. Easy ride


The path where all the mf gnomes are


3.3 mile gravel pipeline


Beautifully manicured trails.


Along the rider


Easy with good footing


part of governor Knowles


Level, great footing, mostly shaded


Very nice trail. Multi-use and at some point youll be riding next to the bike path. Have boots or shoes. Optional: go across the Hazel Ave. bridge, cross Gold County Blvd. and get lunch in the Tributary Point Dr. area


Fechtel Rd from Campground to Grade and Jeep


Hilly, rocky in some spots, over all one of my favs


Take ditch far north - make a right- right on King street ride ditch home


Loop through water


Mixed surface- took Orange Trail to Green Trail to see the waterfall and campground. Connected over to Blue Trail to the Etowah River which was even higher then last week. Connected to the Pink shortcut Trail back to Blue- tails were drier and we were able to pick up the pace.❤️


Two track along power lines


Features a lot of water crossings and varied terrain as far as obstacles and footing softness and variety. Strong word of caution for green horses or horses unsure of water, as the crossings become more frequent and require slightly more attention to detail. Room to gallop.


Flat, rocky in some places. Bikes are courteous. Get there early before the crowds on the weekends.


One of the many loops that can be taken. The Creekside trail is one way due to it being a narrow trail with a few drop offs


Overgrown at first but turns out to be a super nice trail. Rocks


Not a big incline. You ride past the slash piles.


Easy 7 mile loop trails for the first half roads coming back


First time riding out at Shimek Park!


Rocky at times, open, amazing views


Easy - hills and well groomed


Not a lot of bugs


Nice easy trail, several places to move out


Down the creek front to back to front


2700 feet vertical gain in the first three miles. Beautiful.


Relaxing trail along the river


From Lower Pine TH to Coyote Canyon


Hobbs-Townsend Ridge trail head parking area-Riding part of the War Eagle loop to overlook and back only. (Not the entire loop). Rocky, down trees, but clear paths. Climbs and switchbacks. Single lane trails.


Some pretty trails. Water on the ground.


Part of the horse trail loop at oak openings


Soggy. Rocky. Quiet


Easy. Shady and Sandy. Some water to cross


Flat trail that spans ny


River up to Hangglider and back


Cross country and trail riding


Wooded trail, some rocks, some climbs, short stretch along the road from the overflow camp to 4B return


Lakebay trails


Horse friendly trail. Good parking with a state park fee in summertime. You need to crosover a significant bridge and cross a busy road to get there from Bradley Palmer which is why I put a “moderate” rating. The trail itself is very easy if your horse can do bridges and roads


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



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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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