If you enjoy riding your horse for many hours through the Northwest’s most beautiful wilderness areas, endurance riding may be the sport for you! Ranging in distance from 25 to 100 miles, PNER rides feature varied scenery and levels of difficulty. The endurance motto is “To Finish is to Win.” It’s you and your horse … Read more
The purpose of the Whatcom Chapter of the Backcountry Horsemen of Washington is to preserve and enhance the right to use horses and mules for recreation on public lands. The primary chapter goal is to develop and keep trails open for responsible recreational use. See our website and Facebook page for additional information. Club|Group|Org. – … Read more
Traildusters Chapter of Back Country Horsemen of Washington State. Our goal is to protect our backcountry and preserve our rights to use stock for recreation on public lands. In support of these objectives we have two to four trail work parties every year where we cut brush from trail sides, repair foot bridges, haul gravel … Read more
The Skagit Backcountry Horsemen of Washington, is a non-profit organization dedicated to perpetuating the common sense use and enjoyment of horses in America’s backcountry and wilderness. We work to that public lands remain open to recreational stock use and assist the various government and private agencies in their maintenance and of those resources. Please come … Read more
We are a chapter of the Backcountry Horsemen of Washington and affiliated with the Back Country Horsemen of America. We have chapter rides, packing and minimum impact camping clinics, potlucks and informational meetings. Come join us for good friendship, riding information, volunteer opportunities, and the chance to make a difference! See our website and Facebook … Read more
Grass Root Cutters is a local cutting club in the Magic Valley, ID. We host cuttings once a month starting in March ending in October. See our website and Facebook page for details. Club|Group|Org. – Special Interest>Cattle
We are a national organization with chapters throughout the US. Our mission is to promote safe and enjoyable horsemanship through educational activities to anyone over the age of 21 no matter the discipline. (Non-riders are welcome too). Have you ever wondered how a person vaulted from the ground, seemingly skipping around, onto a cantering horse’s … Read more
The CCEHC is a gathering point for equestrian groups, businesses and individuals to meet, share, educate and promote equine actives throughout Clark County and beyond. Contact us to get your copy of the Clark County print Directory. Club|Group|Org. – Special Interest|Horse Print Publications
Our horse program is a year-round program that incorporates on the horse and off the horse education. 4-H is all about raising kids, not horses. The horse project allows us to teach youth a great deal about responsibility, animal care, team work, training and teaching skills, nutrition, communication and so much more! 4-H Horse Program … Read more
NWHSAR is a volunteer, non-profit 501 (C)(3) group. Our operations are authorized by the King Co Office of Emergency Management, a division of KCSO. Our search and rescue members carry out a tradition of helping others by dedicating time, information, skills, equipment, and money to the relief of suffering, and to the humanitarian cause of … Read more
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