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Seven Springs Lodge Tuscumbia, Alabama
To get our Missouri Fox Trotters tuned up some for April's Big Creek Trail Ride in Missouri, my husband, Marion, and I headed to Alabama to escape Indiana's cold, wet March weather. We had no idea what we were about to behold, we just wanted to go to warmer weather, and get there in one... | read »

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Targhee National Forest, Wyoming
The high mountains around Jackson Hole, Wyoming, were painted a lovely rose hue with morning's first light. The few remaining alpine snow patches glowed intensely as the rising sun changed them from rose to gold to pale yellow. I sat in the town square with a warm cup of cappuccino,... | read »

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Dolores River Canyon, Colorado
Rocky Mountain Region Tucked into the southwest corner of Colorado next to the Utah border is a beautiful river canyon. You won't find it in guidebooks, and on maps it appears as a tiny blue squiggle. The Dolores River Canyon is rugged, remote, and private. You can ride all day without... | read »

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Northward, Ho!
Wolf tracks covered every square foot of the large muddy flat in front of us. A grizzly was in the valley below. We'd crossed a glacially swollen river, and lost the pack horse. Luckily, we retrieved him without any damage or injury. And, we were 50 miles from the nearest trailhead, deep... | read »

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Zenith Stables & RV Campground, Tennesse
Most of us seasoned trail riders have a favorite place or two that we return to time and again. I place Zenith Stables & RV Campground in Allardt, Tennessee, at the top of my list of all-time favorites. This campground is not only a great place to stay, it also offers trail access to the... | read »

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Frozen Head State Natural Area, Tennessee
This month's trail ride with the Blue Ridge Trail Riders Club was to be at Frozen Head State Natural Area, near Wartburg, Tennessee. My riding partners and I planned to meet in the park and be ready for the ride at 10:00 a.m. After studying the map, I figured it was a good two-hour drive... | read »

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Adirondack Wilderness, New York
Northeast Region For the past 30 years, I've led many expeditions into the Adirondack wilderness on horseback. All riders shared one thing in common: the spirit of adventure. Riding through harsh unpredictable storms, swarms of insects -- from invisible stinging blackflies, mosquitoes,... | read »

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Pearce, Arizona, Part III
As you might recall from previous issues, Kathy and I stayed at Dick Beck's place 12 miles south of Pearce, Arizona, during the winter of 2003/2004. Dick's place is next to a huge ranch boarded by miles of Bureau of Land Management land. Just west of us rose the Dragoon Mountains. There... | read »

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Pearce, Arizona, Part II
As you might recall from last issue, Kathy and I decided to stay at Dick Beck's place, 12 miles south of Pearce, Arizona, for the winter of 2003/2004. Dick's place is next to a huge ranch bordered by miles of Bureau of Land Management land. Just west of us rose the Dragoon Mountains. We... | read »

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New Mexico's Unique Trail Riding Opportunities
Living in New Mexico can be a horseman's paradise. From my home in Corrales, I can ride out my driveway and be along the Rio Grande River in about 25 minutes. If I want to load into a trailer and drive for an hour, I can be in the middle of nowhere on Bureau of Land Management land, a... | read »

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Desert Southwest Trail Ride

If you’ve always wanted to see the desert Southwest, the Red Rock Ride is for you. This six-day trail ride takes you through some of the most beautiful and breathtaking landmarks in the world. You’ll ride through the read
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