Information to be added. The days shown, Aug 1-4 are for trail work. Bring your brute strength, clippers, Advil for back aches. To download a pdf file of the Gibby flyer, click here: Gibby 2022.
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Barkcamp State Park has 27 electric sites in a large, shady campground for equestrians. There is a horse wash area, potable water, high lines and large pavillion for gathering together for dinner. Within walking distance is a large shower house and camp store for ice and snacks. The trails are well marked and depending on the trail, they are easy to challenging with views of Belmont Lake. There are 30 miles of trails are maintained by Belmont County OHC volunteers…
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This 9,000 acre state forest, named after a Native-American trail which ran from Chillicothe to Portsmouth, lies within the Scioto River valley. There are 26 miles of multi-use trails which wind through the forested hills and valleys of the forest on primitive, single-track natural-surface treadways. There are some steep or long climbs and many shallow stream crossings. These trails are shared by equestrians, hikers and mountain bikers. There are two trailheads large enough for horse trailers. Both have dirt/stone surfaces…
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Five separate trails of 35 miles of trails weave through the hardwood forests on the south side of the Mohican River. The trails range from wide enough for 2-3 horses to single-track and all are on natural surfaces. Trail is shared with mountain bikes on short sections of the blue trail. There are many long climbs and shallow creek crossings. The Green/Orange trails connect to the Mohican Lodge. The day-use trailhead is a grassy field with tie rails. Restrooms nearby. …
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The 300-acre Van Buren State Park is quietly nestled in a small but valued remnant of woodland surrounded by beautiful corn, wheat and soybean fields. Four bridle trails with 12 miles pass through a beech/maple forest adjacent to Van Buren Lake. The trails are relatively flat and have a natural-surface treadway. The Horse Camp is a circular drive around a grassy area with lots of shade. There are 30 campsites, 9 with electric, potable water, high lines, picnic tables and…
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There are 18 miles of bridle trails on flat to gently sloping terrain in mixed hardwood forests on the east side of Acton Lake. Trail surface is dirt-covered with some gravel. There are moderate slopes and shallow water crossings. Trails maintained by Preble County Chapter OHC. Because of the popularity of this park, check on park websites to see if you need a reservation for camping, particularly on weekends and holidays Online reservations available at www.ohiostateparks.reserveamerica.com or call 866- OHIOPARKS…
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Please be advised: There will be a marathon run Saturday, September 16th from 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. at West Branch State Park. The race starts and ends at the swimming beach on the south side of the lake. The halfway point will be the day parking lot with parts of the red trail being utilized. We suggest that horseback riders use the parking areas under the powerlines and avoid the red trail until 1 p.m. It is unclear how…
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Glow Stick Moonlight Trail Ride Meet at West Branch State Park (Horse Day Parking Lot) at 6 p.m. so horses and riders can acclimate to the glow stick lit path. Upon arrival, volunteers will direct you to parking, which is limited, so hitch a ride with a friend if possible. Bring your camera or phone to capture this amazing night ride, and a flashlight or headlamp to help see the trail. Have fun decorating yourself and your horse with glow…
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Meeting location is 6201 Brecksville Road, Independence, OH in the upstairs area. Join Cuyahoga OHC as we discuss the budget for the upcoming year 2025 at our September Meeting. Although all of the data isn't in yet, we may need to trim the budget next year - sponsorships, public relations, and charitable donations, snack at meetings not in restaurants, newsletter costs, and ways to generate more income are all on the table for discussion. Two of our biggest events of…
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Hello trail riders! Welcome to the Cuyahoga, Medina, Summit County State Ride! I'm sharing some information with you about the ride. You will receive a welcome packet, but here are a few other "bits" of information. 1) There are NO assigned or marked sites. First come first serve. We will try to accommodate any requests. 2) There is potable water. Please share the water taps. No special equipment for personal use. 3) There are Port-a-Johns and the park has a permanent one with handicap access and…
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