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10/10/2025

Graham Corral located in Central Oregon boasts easy trails for everyone, mountain views and close to town for amenities. Don't let the rumors about the road deter you from this one, its a few miles and truly not that bad.

Graham Corral Horse Camp located in Central Oregon offers early season riding for all levels.

10/10/2025

Another stunning trail out of De Roux Horse Camp located in WA state, 3.5 hours from Seattle. Credit to Erin Hurley Francis for this submission.

For those looking for more views for your buck – this ride in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness will do it. Experienced riders and horses can make a full loop out of this ride, or turn back before …

09/22/2025

The big day is here! Please join me on an incredible southern Utah getaway next April. Featuring every trail riders bucket list - horse friendly slot canyons! Stargazing galore. Education geared towards the backcountry trail rider. Cozy accomodations at Paria River Ranch, and new friends to be made! This area is just minutes away from world class hiking, out of this world rock formations, Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend and Lake Powell. If we sell out the first week, perhaps we add a part 2 👀

April 3rd to 7th, 2026. Presented by Adventure Equine at Paria River Ranch. Have you ever wanted to check Southern Utah’s bucket list riding off your list with a small group of like minded ad…

09/22/2025

Get the first look at the new group equestrian horse camp on Timothy Lake in Mt Hood National Forest. This camp offers closer access to the lake loop, water spigots and a communal hang out area in each of the two loops.

The new Stone Creek Group camp in Mt Hood National Forest offers two loops for up to 12 horses and 36 people each.

09/19/2025

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Summer Glen Stables, October 26th, 2025 – 10am to 3pm Master the Art of Ultralight on Horseback Join us for an immersive, all-day hands-on clinic designed to teach you the essential skills of…

09/09/2025

Riley Horse Camp near Mt. Hood is an awesome spot for a weekend ride. Just an hour from Portland, it’s tucked into old-growth forest with shady campsites, corrals, and trail access right from camp. Check out the camp catalog for full details.

Riley Horse Camp: Premier Horse Camping in Oregon’s Mt. Hood National Forest Looking for scenic horse camping in Oregon? Just one hour from Portland, Riley Horse Camp is a top pick for experi…

09/08/2025

For those looking for more views for your buck - head to WA. This ride in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness will check all of the boxes. Experienced riders and horses can make a full loop out of this ride, or turn back before the climb for a shorter ride.

For those looking for more views for your buck – this ride in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness will do it. Experienced riders and horses can make a full loop out of this ride, or turn back before …

01/26/2025

My water filter kit is under 4 ounces and versatile. What’s everyone using for theirs?

01/25/2025

10 essentials. Hikers don’t leave without them but many trail riders keep them in their saddle bags, or don’t carry them at all. I don’t head out without these items and they’re kept on me- NOT in my saddle bags. If I get separated from my horse these are the items that will help me stay safe overnight in an emergency. Not pictured is a lighter and fire starter. What items do you bring?

01/24/2025

Traditional highline kits utilize 5/8” poly rope (sometimes even larger diameter), metal connection points, nylon tree savers with steel rings and come with a heavy stuff sack. This rope has a breaking point of 5500 to 18,000 lbs! Let’s break this down with the breaking points of commonly used gear:

Brass Halter Hardware: 750lbs
1 inch Biothane: 1000lbs
5/16 inch Biothane: 900lbs
1/4 inch Biothane: 600lbs
Lead Rope Bolt Snaps: 100-300lbs for medium quality, 500lbs for heavy duty.

So it’s safe to say any of your halters or leads will break far before your highline would break. So why carry extra pounds?

My kit has a 1000lbs breaking point at the tree straps and even less on the prusik. My horse isn’t a puller and if he’s pulling that means he’s in trouble and I want things to break. This kit saved me pounds from a traditional store bought kit and comes in at only 6 ounces including a rechargeable halter light. 💡