21. Welcome To King Mountain Ranch! Full service ranch resort and conference retreat center near Rocky Mountain National Park. horseback riding, trout fishing on private lake, indoor pool and hot tub, skeet and trap shooting, organized children's program, and other recreational activities. http://www.kingranchresort.com/

22. Buffalo River Outfitters: We Offer Canoeing, Horse Back Riding, Guides Available Hunting, fishing and horseback riding available through this Ozarks region recreational guide service. Information on camping available. http://www.buffaloriveroutfitters.com/

Buffalo River Outfitters Home Canoes Horseback Services Elk ... Cabins.com A business on the Buffalo National River located in the Arkansas Ozarks. We offer guided Elk watching, Hunting, Fishing trips, and Horseback rides or canoeing. Stay at one of our many cabins, and canoe the Buffalo National River. Guide Services Location We’re the outfitters’ outfitter! We’ll make sure everything you need is taken care of so you can enjoy floating, fishing, hunting or just getting outdoors without spending all your time hunting people to make your arrangements. We have guided trips; shuttle service; horses; mountain bikes; canoes, kayaks and rafts; cabins and camping; and half to full day downriver adventures. Whether you’re coming for the spring turkey season, the smallmouth bass fishing, or the fall whitetail deer hunting, we’ve got the know-how people, the equipment, the lodging, and the services to make your stay memorable. At Silver Hill, a river runs through our adventure and it is the crowning glory of the Ozarks. The Buffalo National River, our nation’s first national river, is a jewel of crystal-clear waters, magnificent scenery and premier fishing and hunting. If leisurely paddling down the river or soaking up the sun on the sandy beaches is your dream, we provide that, too. Experience the Ozarks at Buffalo River Outfitters, where the friendly, knowledgeable people will make your stay a vacation memory to treasure!

23. Bed And Breakfast - Horseback Riding & Recreational Activities In The Gatineau H This package includes riding lessons if required, two evening rides, a full dayof riding, barbeque, whirlpool sauna, picnic area, and a bonfire at night. http://www3.sympatico.ca/horseback.riding/bed_and_breakfast.html

Home About Captiva Farms Customer Feedback Trail Stories ... Links Click for larger images Other Sports Summer Activities Winter Activities Badminton Volleyball Horseshoe Toss Sleigh Rides Tobogganing Snow Shoeing Dog Sledding Cross-Country Skiing Off-Site Activities Golf Swimming Canoeing Cost: $189.00 + tax. Customer Feedback Hey there, I just wanted to say thanks for an amazing weekend. It was perfect. My friends want to come back. The hot tub couldn't have been better. It was perfect coming in from the cold and getting in there. My friends couldn't talk enough about it. We were all more than impressed with your rooms. The colours were very uplifting and cheering. I will make sure I tell all my friends about your bed and breakfast as I'm sure my friends will. You were a great host, as you always are. Love always, Julie For more information or reservations contact Captiva Farms

24. Telluride Sports And Outdoor Recreation Activities Sports and recreational activities in Telluride Colorado. Find information on hiking, biking, jeeping, 4x4, 4 wheeling, horseback riding, and sleigh rides. http://www.telluride-activities.com

April 8, 2003 Lodging/Travel Hotline: SEARCH ESSENTIAL GUIDES GET YOUR FREE VISITOR GUIDE ABOUT TELLURIDE PHOTOS/VR TOURS ... T-RIDE MAGAZINE It is our pleasure to share Telluride and The Mountain Village On-line Visitor's Guide with you. We hope it helps make your vacation both memorable and hassle-free. Our wonderful community , comprised of a National Landmark Historic District and modern resort village, rivals any city with its variety of accommodations activities dining shopping ... arts and events UPDATE: Prospect Bowl and all 16 lifts open! Make your plans now to visit us this winter. Call (877)687-5223 It's Here! The Winter 2002/03 Telluride and Mountain Village Visitor Guide is now available!! CLICK HERE to request your FREE copy today! VISIT OUR SPONSORS by clicking below CURRENT WEATHER CLICK HERE FOR EXTENDED WEATHER FORECAST Home Bargains Lodging ... Multimedia Ventures LLC

25. Pere Marquette State Park Famous for the exceptional beauty of its fall colors, and for its bald eagles during the winter. This park along the Mississippi River offers a variety of yearround recreational opportunities, including horseback riding, camping, fishing, boating, and hiking. http://dnr.state.il.us/lands/landmgt/PARKS/R4/PRM/PEREMARQ.HTM

Illinois Department of Natural Resources Pere Marquette State Park Route 100, P.O. Box 158 Grafton, IL 62037 E-mail Bald Eagle Days Family Fishing Fair Interpretive Program ... Visitor Center A nature-lover's paradise, this 8,000-acre park is famous for the exceptional beauty of its fall colors and for its bald eagles during the winter. In addition to enjoying the spectacular view of the Illinois River and its backwaters from several points atop the bluffs, visitors can take advantage of a variety of year-round recreational opportunities, including horseback riding, camping, hiking, fishing, hunting, and boating. Pere Marquette's Visitor Center, opened in October 1997, welcomes you with a three-dimensional map of the park, a 300-gallon aquarium, and wealth of other displays and exhibits concerning the Illinois River, wildlife habitat, local history, and geology. History The history of Pere Marquette State Park centers around that of the Illinois River. The forces that formed the river can be traced to ancient glaciers that pushed their way down over most of Illinois, but stopped just short of the park land. In the path of the glaciers and their meltwaters, a rich network of streams and rivers were formed, and tons of soil and bedrock were ground to dust which rose and blew up against the hillsides. These ancient layers of wind-blown soil, called Loess (pronounced "less") can be seen along the roads and trails of Pere Marquette.

26. Sudbury Ontario Recreational Sports: Equestrian & Horseback Riding Information, Sports Equestrian horseback riding. Background Equipment too! Barebackriding This is the wildest horseback ride for a cowboy. There http://sudbury.foundlocally.com/Sports/Spo-Rodeo.htm

Sports by Type Aerobics/Fitness Baseball Basketball Bike/Mtn Bike Boat/Row/Canoe Body Building Bowling Car Racing Curling Dance Fish/Hunt Football Golf Gymnastics Hang-glide Hike/Climb Hockey Horse Riding Martial Arts Motor/Dirt Bike Parachuting Racquet Sports Rodeo Rollerblading Running/Jogging Rugby Sail/Windsurf Scuba Diving Skating Ski/Snowboard Soccer Swimming/Diving Track and Field Volleyball/Beach Wrestling Yoga/Relaxation Information Government Community General Business Computers Communications Financial Human Resources For your Home Transportation Learning / Schools Entertainment Restaurants Festivals Sports In-Town Visit Nearby Maps Travel Away Free Listings Advertise Here! Web Design Feedback to Us Background Equipment Where Background of the Sport Rodeo is a popular sport, or more correctly its a group of popular sports competitions. Rodeo has derived its traditions from cowboy roots. While strongest in areas where cattle ranching is strongest (the prairie provinces), though it has a strong followings in all regions of Canada. It also forms one of the strongest stereotypes of a "rugged Canadian" (right up there with Mountie, and lumberjack). Rodeo preserves the traditions of ranching, where horses are used for both transportation and to control cattle in herds, and cattle need to be controlled in order to brand them, so they can be identified if lost or stolen. The various competitions compare how well cowboys measure up in key skill areas. Over the years, a number of the rules have changed, to make the competitions safer and easier for the animals. Many of the animals used in rodeo are bred for a specific competition, especially the bucking stock. See link to

27. Morrison Rockwood Comprised of 1,150 acres and offering recreational opportunities include fishing and boating on Lake Carlton, camping, hiking, horseback riding, and picnicking. http://dnr.state.il.us/lands/landmgt/parks/r1/morrison.htm

Illinois Department of Natural Resources Morrison-Rockwood State Park 18750 Lake Road Morrison, IL 61270 E-Mail Site Map Directions Natural Features ... Hunting A trip to picturesque Morrison-Rockwood State Park offers many memorable experiences. A large sign in the shape of Illinois, fashioned from angle iron by a blacksmith, greets visitors at the entrance. Once inside, choose from a variety of recreational opportunities. Beautiful Lake Carlton, a stream-fed reservoir, features an abundance of ducks and geese, and is considered a prime location for fishing. Or, plan a family outing at the Lakeview picnic area, or just do some bird watching among the hickory, ash, oak and walnut trees. History The Morrison-Rockwood State Park is comprised of 1,164 acres, located north of Morrison in Whiteside County. It was established in 1971 and officially opened for "day use only" that same year. The park is named for the city of Morrison and a combination of nearby Rock Creek and the heavily wooded park area Rockwood. Lake Carlton, a focal point of the park, is a watershed impoundment which was constructed in 1969 by building a 38-foot high, 1,800-foot long earthen dam across a stream. The lake was named in memory of L. Carlton Anderson, a local citizen who actively promoted the park and was an important civic and conservation leader. Improvements have continued to be made in the conservation area, making it one of the most popular recreation spots in northern Illinois.

28. Agreement Form With Equitours, Ltd. - International Horseback Riding Adventures for any and all injuries and damages which may result from those risks associatedwith participation in recreational or horseback riding activities; 5 http://www.ridingworld.com/agreement.htm

Agreement Form Print this out, sign it, and mail it or Fax (307.455.2354) it to us within 5 days. RECREATIONAL ACTIVITY RELEASE AND INDEMNITY AGREEMENT This RECREATIONAL ACTIVITY RELEASE AND INDEMNITY AGREEMENT (RELEASE) is voluntarily and knowingly entered into by , hereinafter PARTICIPANT and Equitours, Ltd., its owners, guides, employees, agents, volunteers, officers, and directors, hereinafter collectively referred to as PROVIDER. This document is a full release and indemnity agreement whereby PARTICIPANT is releasing and indemnifying PROVIDER from various inherent risks, known and unknown involving various recreational activities including, but not limited to, horses and horse-type activities and further releasing PROVIDER from PROVIDER’S negligence, if any, and, further releasing PROVIDER from any results of the inherent risks and PROVIDER’S negligence, such results including, but not limited to, property damage, bodily and personal injury, illness, paralysis, or death. PARTICIPANT further stipulates and agrees to fully indemnify and hold forever harmless PROVIDER from any action, claim, demand, obligation, cause of action, damages, costs, loss of services, expenses, and compensation of any kind or nature whatsoever on account of or in any way growing out of, or which in the future may result from property damage, bodily and personal injury, illness, paralysis, and/or death to any person, including minors and incompetents over whom and for whom PARTICIPANT has custody, control, and/or other legal responsibilities.

29. Starved Rock State Park Located along the south side of the Illinois River. recreational opportunities include fishing and boating, horseback riding, camping and winter sports. http://dnr.state.il.us/lands/landmgt/parks/i&m/east/starve/park.htm

30. Horseback Riding recreational Activities. Trails horseback riding. http://www.southernregion.fs.fed.us/gwj/Lee/horseback_riding.htm

Forest Service National Links Forest Service Home Employment International Forestry Just for Kids Publications Recreational Activities Lee Ranger District Lee Ranger District Home Page About Us Contact Us Current Conditions ... History Publications Recreational Activities Camping Canoeing Day Use Areas ... Evaluate Our Service USDA Forest Service, Southern Region Lee Ranger District 109 Molineu Road Edinburg, VA 22824 Recreational Activities Trails - Horseback Riding Hiking Horseback Riding Trails Mountain Biking Special note Click here for printable pages. These files are in PDF format and require Adobe Acrobat for viewing or printing. The Lee Ranger District has close to 400 miles of trails to offer forest users. The majority of these trails are multi-purpose. They are designed for hikers, mountain bikers, horse people, hunters and a few trails are designated for ATV use. Your interest and level of experience will often determine which trails will be suitable for you to use. Some of the trails are steep or rocky making travel difficult. Pre-trip planning is essential to get the most from the forest experience. There are some excellent reference materials available for you to study prior to your visit to the Lee Ranger District.

31. Big Bear Today Magazine, Your Guide To Big Bear Lake, CA Recreation Comprehensive guide to recreational events in the Big Bear Lake area, with everything from horseback riding, skiing, snowboarding, mountain hiking, biking, boating, local cottages and cabins, and dining, with free offers from many of the local merchants. http://www.bigbeartodaymag.com/

New Today at Big Bear Today... Click Here to Receive E-Mail When This Site Updates! April 2003 Issue Now Online! Calendar Page Updated April 3 April 1 Those who come up short in Springfest pond skimming make a big splash! UPDATED!!! April 3, 2003 Volume 6, Number 4 IN THE APRIL 2003 BIG BEAR TODAY... `Senior Class' Debuts in Big Bear...Again Whole Month of Earth Day Expos at Discovery Center Winter's Not Over at Big Bear Resorts with Spring Flings Rare Plants Mean Insane Terrain at Pebble Plain DEPARTMENTS FEATURES From the Publisher Calendar of Events April 3 Dining on the Mountain Snow Page...All That's White in Big Bear! Outdoor Activities On the lake, trails and more! Party is Always On at La Montana Lodging See the Lake Fill on Sierra Belle Tours Big Bear Area Map ... Weather April 2 at 5 p.m. High School Presents `South Pacific' Send Comments, Questions, Suggestions

32. DEM - Manuel F. Correllus State Forest 5,100 acre park located in the center of Martha's Vineyard is the site of one of the largest environmental restoration projects in the country. Passive recreational activities allowed, such as hiking, horseback riding, bicycling and walking. http://www.state.ma.us/dem/parks/corr.htm

Find out more about... Campground reservations Activity search Events Fees Find Park by Name Find Park by Location Find Trail Maps DEM's history MassParks main page make a campground reservation request a forests and parks recreation brochure find out about fees and passes find locations for recreational activities ... contact MassParks Manuel F. Correllus State Forest Manuel F. Correllus State Forest Martha's Vineyard Correllus State Forest occupies over 5,100 acres in the center of Martha's Vineyard. It was created in 1908 as the "Heath Hen Reserve," in an attempt to prevent the bird's extinction. Sadly, the last heath hen (an eastern subspecies of the prairie chicken) was seen in 1932. Today it is managed for passive recreation, mostly hiking and cycling on its 15 miles of bike paths. It is also the focus of one of the largest environmental restoration projects in the country. As part of a cooperative effort, the State Forest is now working to bring back the site's native ecosystem. The Great Plain that forms much of Martha's Vineyard supports an unusual concentration of rare species and extensive examples of several uncommon sand-plain communities, including grasslands, heathlands, barrens, and woodlands, dominated by mixed oak-pine. It was the abundance of woodlands and shrublands that enabled the heath hen to persist here long after they had died out elsewhere in the northeast. Although widespread land clearing began on Martha's Vineyard soon after European settlement in the 17th century, settlement and agriculture were focussed around the perimeter of the island, and the area that is now the state forest remained wooded with forest and scrublands for centuries.

33. Program Details For Horseback Riding Assistant-THERAPEUTIC horseback riding AssistantTHERAPEUTIC recreational riding 3750 Shady LaneGlenwood, MD 21738 Agency THERAPEUTIC recreational riding CENTER, INC. http://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/mc/services/volunteer/iris/indiv/uo0ij3al.htm

34. Happy Hollow Ranch, Also The Site Of Zeemering Farms, A Breeding Facility Specia Dude ranch. 110 recreational acres, 5 miles of horseback riding trails, daily rides, and professional instruction. http://www.zfarms.com/

Zeemering Farms, Ltd 4773 Mack Rd. Howell, Michigan 48843 Lots for sale! Click on sign for more info. Call us: (517)546-3351 Toll Free: (800)60-Ranch Fax: (517)545-5864 E-Mail: inaz@zfarms.com About us: We are located in Howell, Michigan centrally between Detroit, Lansing, Flint, and Ann Arbor. We have more than 100 acres, including five miles of trails and 40 acres of pasture with 25 separate paddocks. There is an indoor 120' x 80' arena, and three barns containing 10'x12' oak stalls. Guests enjoy getting to know each other in our spacious Bunkhouse. Happy Hollow Ranch is also the site of Zeemering Farms, a breeding facility specializing in Egyptian Arabians. These horses are available for lease. Guests also are welcome to bring their own equine companion. Guests can chose from activities which include daily rides and professional instruction in Western and English riding. Other options are swimming, fishing, and nature hiking. Happy Hollow Ranch is home to a range of natural beauty and photogenic wildlife. For those who enjoy hunting for bargains, a Michigan Horse Auction is held weekly (Saturday night) just 10 minutes from the ranch. Conference Center Available: Daily capacity of 35 people. Amenities available as needed for a variety of activities including: Staff conducted horse training, health, law, financial, and estate planning seminars.

35. Horseback Riding Bermuda has strict regulations regarding horseback riding, particularly on ridingis provided free, but because the BRD is a Windreach recreational Village. http://www.bermuda.com/categories/sightseeing/riding.htm

Hotels Banking Business Dining ... Weddings Horseback Riding Due to concerns about our fragile ecosystem, Bermuda has strict regulations regarding horseback riding, particularly on public beaches. Visitors may only rent horses for supervised trail rides. And while you can probably leave your cowboy hat and boots at home, you’ll definitely want to bring along your camera. Here’s where to go when you’re ready to saddle up and ride. Spicelands Riding Centre Take a trail ride on the south shore beaches! Bermuda Riding For The Disabled All riding takes placein enclosed arenas with trained personnel to assist. Prior riding experience is required. Riding is provided free, but because the BRD is a registered charity, donations are welcomed. Horse Shows Shows featuring jumping, eventing, showing calsses, gymgkhanas and driving are of particular interest to our visitors. Shows of international Standards are held throughout the year, visitors are welcomed. Windreach Recreational Village Founded by Alexander J. Mitchell in 1995 Windreach provides recreational,educational, and work experience opportunities for persons with special needs of all ages and abilities. The Windreach Recreational Village is a 4 acre site nestled in the heart of Warwick Parish that is barrier free to all persons with special needs, both physical and mental.

36. Delaware And Raritan Canal State Park The 70mile-long park is a popular corridor for canoeing, jogging, hiking, bicycling, fishing, and horseback riding. The canal and towpath are part of the National recreational Trail System. http://www.state.nj.us/dep/forestry/parks/drcanal.htm

State Park Central New Jersey 625 Canal Road, Somerset, NJ 08873 3,785 acres Directions Parking is available in designated parking lots along the canal towpath. The main canal runs from Trenton to New Brunswick with a break at the Route 1 crossing. The feeder canal stretches from Trenton north to Frenchtown along the Delaware River. The park office is located at Blackwells Mills. Take Route 206 to Hillsborough to Route 514 east, (Amwell Road) right onto Route 533 south (Millstone River Road), 2.1 miles left across bridge onto Blackwells Mills Road across Canal Bridge, right on Canal Road, second structure on left. Boating/canoeing on the canal: electric motors only, cartop launch, canoes can be rented from private concessionaires in Griggstown and Princeton Boating/canoeing on the Delaware River: trailer and cartop launch available, no limit on motor size Picnic tables Fishing Cross-country skiing Trails Hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, biking

37. New York Horseback Riding, English And Western Riding Guide With Maps Within The numerous areas and marked trails for this growing recreational use door enthusiastwho enjoys hunting or fishing, hiking, canoeing, camping or horseback riding. http://www.adirondacks.com/winterhorseback.html

Horseback riding for pleasure has made a phenomenal growth in recent years. In large cities, suburban areas and rural communities vast numbers of people from almost every walk of life are learning to ride or are riding at present. In New York State we are indeed fortunate in having numerous areas and marked trails for this growing recreational use. State owned lands under the jurisdiction of the Department of Environmental Conservation provide a multitude of opportunities for the out door enthusiast who enjoys hunting or fishing, hiking, canoeing, camping or horseback riding. These lands consist of forest perserve holdings within the Adirondack and Catskill Parks as well as state reforestation areas and wildlife management areas across the state and are available for public use. Many of these trail networks provide support facilities such as hitching rails, horse shelters, lean-tos for the rider and adequate parking for cars and trailer. State lands fulfill a growing need for recreational trail riding and you are invited to use and enjoy them. Consistent with the multiple use management concept on publicly owned lands, you will encounter other recreational users, such as hunters, hikers, campers, and the like. Common courtesy is all that is required to ensure that such encounters are pleasant ones. We invite you to browse through our, soon to be, largest New York Horseback Riding directory online!

38. New Page 2 Four season recreational community in the Pocono Mountains. Activities include skiing, fishing, swimming, boating, tennis and horseback riding. http://masthope.org/

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39. Manely Horses The Recreational Horseback Riding Forum Manely Horses The recreational horseback riding forum, MainZone,bookstores,discussiongroups, resources, marine hobbies, books,. http://www.mainzone.com/list/manelyhorses.html

40. Wisconsin Hoofers Outdoor Recreation recreational clubs including sailing, horseback riding, skiing and snowboarding, mountaineering, scuba, and gliding at the University of WisconsinMadison. http://www.hoofers.org/

Wisconsin Hoofers Outdoor Recreation For All Abilities At the University of Wisconsin-Madison Outdoor Programs Office 800 Langdon St. Madison, WI 53706 Office: (608) 262-1630 Fax: (608) 262-0156 Hoofer Calendar E-Mail Contacts Membership Information Alumni ... Outing Club Backpacking, bicycling, canoeing, caving, cross-country skiing, kayaking, rock climbing, telemark skiing, whitewater paddling, and more. SCUBA Club SCUBA classes, dive trips, socials, and more. Gliding Club Hang gliding; lessons and trips. Lessons, trail rides, shows, educational clinics, horse boarding, and more. Mountaineering Club Rock climbing, bouldering, gym climbing, mountaineering, and instruction for all levels. Hoofer Youth Instruction Program Hoofer Council Council and club leaders, Leadership Enhancement Series , Hoofer constitution, Hoofer history, and more. Outdoor Programs Office The Wisconsin Union advisors to Hoofers. (Look here for HoofPrints Sponsored by Wisconsin Union Directorate , part of the Wisconsin Union at the University of Wisconsin-Madison

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