Spring is the perfect season to go camping on horseback. In most places, it’s not unbearably hot and dusty yet, but the temperature has warmed up enough to dry out muddy trails. Flowers and trees are budding and forests are full of beautiful greenery...
There’s no denying the romance of taking your horse out into the wilderness. The practical implications make it a sound choice as well; having a horse allows you to explore further, stay out longer, and gives you the companionship of your equine friend...
As mother nature finally begins defrosting and springtime arrives with that long-awaited sunshine, you (and your horse!) have likely already begun feeling that itch to get out and enjoy your first summer camping trip. While the warmer months seem endless...
Traveling with your horse is no walk in the park. There are a number of things you need to do before hitting the road and at times it can seem overwhelming—or even downright intimidating. Here's a list of absolutely essential things to cross off your...
I love to take the horses and go camping. Most of the time my camping trips are ladies only trips. Once or twice a year we allow our husbands to tag along. A perfect weekend is a small group of ladies trail riding, hanging out by the camp fire and just...
In 2004 I got Harvey (my first horse), 2006 I got Peanut, 2009 I got Little Bud, 2010 I got Sierra and in 2011 I got my first horse trailer. Getting a horse trailer was almost as exciting as getting a horse. The choices are endless; we opted for a very...
Part of the joy of owning a horse is being able to travel the country and exploring its beauty via horseback. But so many people who have never taken on an excursion of this nature can sometimes get lost with how to plan and prepare for a trip of this...
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