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| Does anyone know if there is a camp ground that offer a week long trail ride. Do they offer a food package. |
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| Do you mean at Devil's Den,in Arkansas? |
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| http://www.horseandmuletrails.com/Ar.htm |
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| Yes in NW part of Arkansas |
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| Look at that link that I posted about it.There are no organized camps or rides at Devil's Den.Trails are pretty worn,I have been told. |
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| Thanks I am having a a hard time finding a good place to ride in nw Ark . I am looking or a good ride camping plus food supplied. |
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| http://www.horsetraildirectory.com/Nov05_selector_results.asp?State...
this may not be updated,and,there may be other places like you are looking for.this site names Falling Water at Pelsor/Ben Hur,south of Jasper as a place that offers meals. |
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Location: Rayne, LA | I don't think Falling Waters offers meals. ( If our group is there we sometimes cook for the whole camp ). This is a nice place to ride with really varying terrain. |
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| Someone really needs to update those two trail websites with correct information such as that.It is posted that it does. |
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Location: Croswell MI | We drive to Buffelo River in Waynesboro TN. They serve meals and have guided rides.Also nightly entertainment.My friend from the little Rock area has met me there.It is a great place to ride and the people are super nice.the rates are very good.The phone # is877-654-3164. |
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Location: missouri | There are many nice trails in NW Arkansas. West Fork, Ark. ie: Devil's Den, has some good trails, and some pretty good saddle suckers... The camp is pretty good, and has a good shower/bath facility. They have a gift shop, snack shop, and nice pool if you are there in summer. Within an hour or two, you can ride Buffalo River near Jasper, and Falling Waters near Pelsor, Ark. To really enjoy great trails, I think you have to learn to cook outdoors, tote your own great food, and try some primitive camps... some of the organized rides are cheesy, and have "prison food at high prices" |
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