Horseback Trail Riding at Horse Trails and Campgrounds Throughout America and the World

Sponsored
(Touch or move mouse over for more information)

Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut
Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii
Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana
Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana
Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire
New Jersey New Mexico
New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon
Pennsylvania Rhode Island
South Carolina South Dakota
Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming

More Selection Options

Horseback Vacations outside the U.S.A.

Canada ( Alberta British Columbia Manitoba
Nova Scotia Ontario Quebec)

Central and South America (Argentina Belize)

The Rest of the World Australia Czech Republic Croatia Denmark Egypt France Hungary Israel   Italy Mozambique Nepal
New Zealand
Romania    Russia
South Africa   Spain   Tunisia

New Database Additions

Today's Favorite Place

Today's favorite place is Mammoth Cave Horse Camp near Mammoth Cave,KY It is reviewed by Vicki Clarkson.

Trail
Rating:

Camp
Rating:

more....

10 Most Recent Reviews

Newest Trail and Campground Addition

Come visit the newest location, Boyd Ranch which was added by Kelli L Johnson. It is near Wickenburg, AZ. ...more

10 Most Recent Trail/Campground Additions

Sponsored
(Touch or move mouse over for more information)

Learn about 5 key physical indicators of forage quality and how to gather a hay sample and interpret a chemical analysis. (thehorse.com)(8/15/2026)

The cases are located in Morgan and Utah counties. (thehorse.com)(8/14/2026)

The cases are located in Dane and Waupaca counties. (thehorse.com)(8/14/2026)

The horse lives in Stettler County. (thehorse.com)(8/14/2026)

The facility is located in La Plata County. (thehorse.com)(8/14/2026)

The horse lives in Rutherford County. (thehorse.com)(8/14/2026)

Horses 'mane' inspiration for new generation of social robots Interactive robots should not just be passive companions, but active partners -- like therapy horses who respond to human emotion -- say researchers. (ScienceDaily)(5/28/2025)