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  • Riding Waterloo Recreation Area
    I just got back from Michigan and riding at Waterloo Recreation Area. I thought some people might be interested in what I found up that way.
  • Understanding Trailer Hitches
    Trailer hitches come in all sizes and shapes for a variety of applications. However, hitches are classified as either weight-carrying or weight-distributing.
  • Trail of Tears
    Trail of Tears, one of Illinois' state forests, is situated in western Union County, five miles northwest of Jonesboro and 20 miles south of Murphysboro. Just over 5,000 acres are within the State Forest.
  • Siloam Springs State Park
    About 20 miles east of Quincy, Illinois
  • Rock Cut State Park
    Near Caladonia north of Rockford
  • Riding Wolf Creek
    The horse campground in the park has 18 camping sites,
    all with hitching posts. Out of these 4 have electric.
  • Newton Lake Fish & Wildlife Area
    Twenty two miles of trail along the picturesque shoreline of the lake were opened in 1980. The trail system begins at the North Access parking lot . The trails are opened to hiking, cross-country skiing and equestrian use.
  • Big River State Forest
    Located near Keithsburg. northwest of Galesburg.
  • Out of State Horse Entry Requirements
    If you travel to Illinois with your horse, yopu must have the new permit. The fines are stiff and the officials have no sense of humor.
  • Kankakee River State Park is great.
    Enveloping both sides of the Kankakee River for 11 miles, in an area 6 miles northwest of Kankakee, the park consists of approximately 4,000 acres. Illinois Routes 102 on the north and 113 on the south frame the park, with Interstates 55 and 57 both providing convenient access.
  • About Middle Fork State Park
    The campgrounds are shaded and there are plenty of trees to put up picket lines. There are no pens or hitch rails for tying horses.
  • The Cottonmouth
    The Cottonmouth is a new equine resort in Kentucky.
  • Explore the Shawnee National Forest
    Located in southern Illinois, Shawnee National Forest lies between the mighty Mississippi and Ohio Rivers. It has some of the most beautiful scenery in the Midwest, such as unique rock formations, caves, spectacular bluffs and canyons. Shawnee National Forest offers hiking, backpacking, hunting, fishing, boating, swimming, camping, picnicking, and scenic driving, in addition, most of the forest is open to horseback riding.
  • The Lone Ranger
    The Lone Ranger and Tonto are camping in the desert....
  • The Trails of Greene-Sullivan State Forest
    Trail riding's best kept secret. Greene-Sullivan State Forest.
  • Riding the Lick Creek Trail
    Lick Creek Trail is smack in the middle of the Hoosier National Forest in Indiana!
  • Riding the Clark
    Rising at Clark State Forest near Henryville in the southern
    part of Indiana can be a fun time. There are many trails and
    some are classified as "easy"
  • Riding The Cardinal Greenway
    The Cardinal Greenway is part of the American Discovery
    Trail, rail trail that is 70 miles long. It is under construction,
    so not all of the trail is complete. Also, not all is open to horses.
  • Riding Shirly Creek
    Shirly Creek is part of Hoosier National Forest in
    Southern Indiana. It has 20 miles of trails, 15
    campsites with hitching rails and picnic tables and
    fire rings and vault toilets. No water, just a spring
    for horses.
  • Riding Hickory Ridge
    Hickory Ridge Horse Camp is in the middle of the
    Hoosier National Forest, south of Bloomington
  • Riding Prarie Creek
    Prarie Creek is just south of Muncie near the little town of Mount Pleasant off of
    highway 35.
  • Owen-Putnam State Forest
    Located west of Spencer, Indiana, Owen-Putnam State
    Forest has some of the best hardwood forests in the
    country and a 50 foot sandstone bluff.
  • Lick Creek History
    Learn the history behind one of Indiana's horseback riding spots.

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