TrailMeister is your free online resource for horse trails, horse camps, and all of the information you need for a successful and uneventful ride. From trail maps, satellite imagery of the parking areas, links to land managers, and even interactive trail maps that you can share with other riders. TrailMeister is your one stop for … Read more
Most of the trails on the Pilchuck Tree Farm lands have been built, maintained and used by horseback riders for many years. In1999, the Pilchuck Tree Farm management requested that we (mostly horse clubs) form the Pilchuck Recreation Association. This way we could all continue the privilege of using the Pilchuck Tree Farm land for … Read more
Here at The Mountain Canary Company we offer inventive and and new information for the horse and mule packer. We’ll talk about everything from the care and feeding of your stock, their hoof maintenance, to safety and gear that will make your riding or stay in the backcountry safer and more comfortable. Home to “The … Read more
Trail Skills offers inventive information and ideas for the trail rider and packer. Within this book you will find tips, ideas, and knowledge that only come from being on the trail. Written by Ed and Sue Haefliger, they bring to you their many years of experience riding and packing in the Pacific Northwest. Planning an … Read more
Whether you want to go for a day ride or are planning your next horse camping adventure, our guidebooks can introduce you to the best places to ride in Oregon and Southwest Washington, you will get the most out of your trip. Kim McCarrel has been an avid trail rider for over 20 years, and … Read more
Muddy Creek started over 10 years ago on a cold wet day in Michigan on a 250 mile trail ride across the state. Literally fed up with inadequate rain gear an idea was launched to start something new…to make a really good quality, functional, lightweight, breathable, super oversized waterproof coat that would revolutionize the “horseman’s … Read more
Besides having practically every obstacle imaginable in a beautiful setting, you can dry-camp here to further enjoy all that we offer. It’s peaceful, quiet, and safe. We have available four sturdy pens with nearby water. You can camp close to your horses, and restrooms are nearby. You’re also welcome to bring your own pens. Camping … Read more
Both inReach satellite communicators enable you to send and receive text messages, trigger an SOS for help, and track your GPS coordinates, wherever your trip takes you. It keeps you connected when off the grid and outside of cell phone range. Check out the review on this product on the TrailMeister website, here is the … Read more
Join Sera and her friends as they travel many of the Washington trails on this Facebook page. She shares their ride photos, with a description and some basic directions on how to get there, along with a few other details. Horse Blogs|Trail Resources|Products
Back Country Horsemen of Washington (BCHW), is a 501 (c) (3) organization with 30 chapters across the state dedicated to: keeping trails open for all users; educating horse users in Leave-No-Trace practices; and providing volunteer service to resource agencies. We are networked with Back Country Horsemen of America Inc. (BCHA), in 31 other states. Come … Read more
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