Horse Riding and Camping
Miles of open sandy beaches and mountain trails are accessible for riding horses from several developed day use facilities, as well as four campgrounds designed for horses.
Horseback Riding
Miles of open sandy beaches and mountain trails are accessible for riding horses from several developed day use facilities, as well as four campgrounds designed for horses.
Many trails are open to multiple non-motorized uses, meaning the trails are shared by hikers, horse riders, and bicyclists. Trail etiquette for multiple use trails calls for horses to have the right-of-way. Hikers should yield to horses. Bicyclists should yield to horses and hikers. Horse riders are responsible for the control of their horse at all times.
Horse Camping
There are several developed horse campgrounds on the forests. Horses are not permitted in developed areas (campgrounds and picnic areas) unless specifically stated.
Any food storage orders apply to all types of camping, horse camping or otherwise. Secure food away from wildlife.
Wherever you chose to camp, use the Leave No Trace camping style for all activities, including sanitation, food preparation, fires, high lines, etc. Be sure to keep campsites clean for everyone.
Search for Horse Riding and Camping Opportunities
Baker Beach Campground
Baker Beach Trail #1368
Baker Beach Trailhead
Cape Mountain Trails #1329
Dry Lake Horse Camp
Goosepasture OHV Staging Area
Horse Creek Campground
Lily Lake Trail #1397
Mt Hebo Horse Trailhead
Pioneer-Indian Trail #1300