Posted 2006-08-22 10:04 AM (#47122 - in reply to #47067) Subject: RE: Good places to ride in Oregon
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Location: Oregon Coast
you can go to the U.S Forest Service website follow the links to Oregon camping and then look from there for horse camps /trails. I know those are vague directions but if you play around you will find what I mean. We like going over to Central Oregon to ride but have also been down around the Rogue River from the Medford side. We live close enough to the coast that we have been sand blasted enough while riding there.
Posted 2006-08-23 10:30 AM (#47210 - in reply to #47067) Subject: RE: Good places to ride in Oregon
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Hubby and I will be heading to Willow Praire Horse Camp over labor day weekend. Has 10 sites with 4-6 corrals per site, hand pump and water tanks for the stock. The camp has moderate use (except over the holidays, although sites 1 and 2 are still available!) and has lots of trails. You can get to the pacific crest trail from there, so the possibilities are limitless. You can book the site on www.reserveusa.com It is located in Southern Oregon off Hwy 140 between Medford and Klamath Falls. We'll be in site 10 if your coming, stop in and say hello. Colleen
Posted 2006-08-23 11:48 PM (#47283 - in reply to #47177) Subject: RE: Good places to ride in Oregon
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Location: Joseph Or
No there are not alot of people on the east side, but we are because we love it.......not to crowded YET! Just remember that if you travel to the farthest NE county you are not allowed to transport in hay,,,, don't want those noxious weeds.
And remember if you are doing on overnight trip, that even in July and August our overnight temps can drop in the low 40 and high 30's.. And horses need to be allowed to rest for the elevations.
Good places to ride in Oregon
