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  • How To: Central Cascades Wilderness Permits

    One of the most common questions I get asked is how to get a permit when I post trips to popular spots like Green Lakes or Morraine Lake. Since 2021 – wilderness areas within the Central Cascades require a permit for both day rides and overnight trips. Read on for how permitting works for these…

  • Gillette Lake via Pacific Crest Trail – Bonneville, Washington

    If you’ve ridden with me or spent more than a day at a horse camp with me- you likely know my obsession with the Pacific Crest Trail. So of course I would drag a friend northbound on the PCT on a dry fall day. Gillette Lake is a quick and easy jaunt along the PCT…

  • Green Lakes via Todd Creek – Three Sisters Wilderness, Oregon

    When people ask me what my favorite trail is my mind always takes me right back to Green Lakes. The most bang for your buck- the perfect length of ride, not too technical but not a nature walk, a lunch spot you can swim at and million dollar views almost the entire way. While there…

  • Expert Advice: Protecting Horses from Wildfires While Camping and Trail Riding

    Understanding wildfire threats is essential for outdoor users, especially those with livestock. Evacuating animals is complex; pre-planning, awareness of weather conditions, and early action are crucial. Utilizing digital tools like apps helps monitor fire risks. Safe camping during fire season hinges on knowledge, preparedness, and timely decision-making to minimize stress and ensure safety.

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

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