Wranglers campground (Land Between the Lakes), near cadiz, ky
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Fantastic if cold weekend bit great way to ring in the new year. Highly recommended for any level rider. The team at the gate is helpful and facilities top notch. Camp spots are roomy and they just added more. You can reserve online and they hold some for drive in visitors which is great. They have cabins and you will find non horse riders there as well. I've met people from England there and all over the USA. Beautiful trails and we love it. Tether lines are free and stall pricing has been reduced after consideration. Well worth a visit and well marked trails. |
| Reviewed by Marion miller on 1/6/2016 12:05:27 AM |
Experience: Intermediate |
Ride Date: 1/1/2016 |
Hometown: slaughters, ky |
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East Fork Stables, near Jamestown, TN
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Love, love, love it here. Trails are amazing and well marked staff is great. Camping spots are crowded close together which I am not a fan of but who cares with trails and courtesy like you find here plus they have a horse playground, arena, great barn, and great security. I was concerned for years about the level of experience I'd need to ride these trails as I'd heard so much about riding the edge but that is one trail that you have to request to ride and prove you can ride. I've had double partial knee replacements and can say these are trails any intermediate rider can handle easily plus they are wide. Overlooks are amazing and if your horse is out of shape if stay off trail F as it is long pulls up hills and then long down. Not aggressive just long and hard pulls and no reason to do them if you don't prefer it. Plenty of others to ride and you see the same great stuff. We've made an annual adventure of it. Love it. |
| Reviewed by Marion miller on 1/6/2016 12:16:56 AM |
Experience: Intermediate |
Ride Date: 10/2/2015 |
Hometown: slaughters, ky |
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