2025 Dates:

September 19-22

Duration:

4 days/3 nights

Riding Level:

Intermediate - Advanced

Join us with your horse on this 3-night getaway to Beaver Meadows. Camp alongside the river with your horse (there is room for LQ trailers or campers, but no hookups) and ride with the trip leader on beautiful trails through pine forests and meadows.

Bring your own horse and a tent (or we can provide one if needed) and we will take care of the rest. Meals around the campfire with fellow equestrians sharing a love for trail riding, nature, horses, and adventure.

Horses

Bring your own horse - Stalls at each camp site allow you to camp out right next to your horse! Please read the Guest Horse Guidelines if you plan to bring your horse. Owners are responsible for their own feed, cleaning, and care.

Each site has a corral large enough for 2-3 horses. Riders sharing a site will have their horses in the corral together. Riders who need separate corrals need to book separate sites.

Riders of any discipline are welcome, but must be saddled (no bareback riding with the group). Riders must bring all their own tack and equipment.

Riding

Intermediate-Advanced. Since riders are bringing their own horses, a minimum of intermediate level riding is required. Accompanying non-riders are welcome to join for camping and meals.

Distance: There are several trail loop options and the riding distance will depend on the group. Approximately 5-10 miles.

Ride Time: 3-6 hours

Terrain

We will be riding predominately through pine forests on dirt single-track. The footing can be very rocky in some areas. Shoes or boots for horses are always recommended.

The group will decide together how far everyone would like to ride, so that we may ride a distance which makes everyone comfortable.

Accommodation

Camp in a tent or trailer/camper. Camp sites are dry sites only - no electric, water, or sewer hookups for rigs. There are drop toilets on the premises. Horses can be watered from the river but riders should bring their own water for themselves.

√ Dry camp sites
X Potable Water
√ Drop toilet
X RV hookups

Dining

Hearty breakfasts and dinners around the campfire will be provided. Guests must provide their own lunches, snacks, and alcoholic beverages. Dietary restrictions, allergies, vegetarians, vegans, and gluten-free can all be accommodated with advanced notice.

Planning and Packing

Rider Resources:

• Camping with Horses

• How to Take your Horse Camping

• 10 Things to Pack for a Horseback Trek

• Equine Travel First Aid Kit Essentials

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