Keeping Paradise Possible – 3 Things you can do to keep horse trails open Paradise. For some that’s an image of a tropical beach, for me it’s a dirt trail … Continue Reading »
Tips
The Rope Halter – Are You Tying it Right?
The Rope Halter A single length of thin rope that is, quite frankly, uncomfortable when pulled upon. That uncomfortableness can help your horse or mule to teach himself to stay … Continue Reading »
New Trail Areas Listed! November 2016
27 Newly Added Horse Trail and Camping Areas Readers like YOU have given a voice to the following Horse Trails over the past month! Thank You for sharing your favorite … Continue Reading »
Christmas Gifts for Trail Riders
It’s hard to believe that the holiday season is already upon us. It seems like just yesterday we were enjoying the heat, and long days, of summer. Around this time … Continue Reading »
Step Number 2 to a Great Horse Camping Trip
Any horse riding and camping trip starts long before you load the trailer. Planning good trips takes a bit of time, but it can also become a big part of … Continue Reading »
Step Number 1 to a Great Horse Camping Trip
The Best Trip is One Well Planned The First of 12 Steps to Awesome Back Country Adventures Any horse riding and camping trip starts long before you load the trailer. … Continue Reading »
5 Tips for Fall Horse Riding
Five Tips for Fall Horse Riding (Revised 9-28-2021) By Robert Eversole and TrailMeister.com Fall is one of my favorite seasons to ride. The colors, the brisk breezes, and the lack … Continue Reading »
Ingredients for Highline Success
If you’re an experienced horse camper, or want to be an experienced horse camper, you’ve most likely either used or have heard of the “high line”. Done well a highline … Continue Reading »
What to do if You Get Lost on a Trail Ride
If You Get Lost, Stay Calm and Stay Put Getting lost on a ride is easy to do. A bit of fog, a path you thought was another trail, an … Continue Reading »
The Making of a Saddle
I’m a pretty fortunate guy. Every day I’m able to help thousands of people find new places to ride and camp with their horses and mules. I’m a clinician at … Continue Reading »