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  • Copper Canyon – Paria Canyon-Vermillion Cliffs Wilderness, Utah

    Copper Canyon is a short slot canyon located in Southern Utah. This 2.6 mile route can be ridden from the White House Trailhead & Campground within the Paria Canyon-Vermillion Cliffs Wilderness. This ride is a great add on to Paria River Trail, and has much easier access compared to Buckskin Gulch for those wanting to…

  • Moon Rocks – Grand Staircase – Escalante National Monument, Utah

    This 6.7-mile ride in the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument is quite out of this world looking. With hoodoos, rocks that look like their from another planet and big wall views to admire, put this one on your list when visiting the area. This ride also doubles as an option on days when slot canyons cannot…

  • Upper Buckskin Gulch – Paria Canyon Vermillion Cliffs Wilderness, Utah

    An absolute gem on trail riders’ bucket list – Buckskin Gulch is located in the Paria Canyon – Vermillion Cliffs Wilderness in Southern Utah. Sitting practically on the border of Arizona, this slot canyon is the longest continuous slot canyon at over 16 miles long. However, horses cannot make it past the confluence with Wire…

  • Timothy Lake Loop – Mt. Hood National Forest, Oregon

    Timothy Lake Loop is a must for many riders. In just under 14 miles, you will ride around the entirety of Timothy Lake and enjoy views of Mt Hood. Located in Northwestern Oregon, in the Mt. Hood National Forest, this ride is even doable for day riders from the Portland metro area.

  • Knebal Springs Camp & Trails
  • Frog Lake Trail
  • Tarbell Trail and surrounding area
  • Black Pine Horse Camp
  • Cultus Corral

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