Ahh Fall, cooler weather and shorter days. It’s the perfect time to watch the leaves change from the back of your horse on trails in

Volunteers use equine power to make upgrades to public trails. Photo: Courtesy Ami McBride As a trail rider, trails are central to my recreation. Except

Not long ago, a group of trail riders got themselves lost in the Badlands Wilderness Area in Central Oregon. Luckily, they had working cellphone and

How was your Christmas? Mine was the best one in years! There is something about going home for the holidays that makes you feel like

Profile Rock, at Freetown-Fall River State Forest Photo: Wikimedia Commons For my thrill-seeking trail riders, here’s a spooky, haunted forest to add to your horse-adventure

Check with your veterinarian and officials in the state where you’re headed to verify the paperwork you need for travel. Photo: Anne M. Eberhardt When I came to

Conrad Meadows, near Naches, Wash., is still accessible despite the current federal government shutdown. Photo: Daniel Chappel Yesterday, in case you didn’t know, was Yosemite’s

We all use trails differently, and we all have a right to be there, safely. How as a user group do we first, stay safe; second,

Altruism is a pebble in a lake. The subsequent ripple created can put a little more, or a lot more, good into the world. “What

Welcome to Trail Riding with TheHorse.com! As the newest member of the Thehorse.com’s blogging community I am excited to start the conversation about getting out