Portions of this trail have an equestrian track running alongside it. The section between Springfield & Yellow Springs is good for horseback riding. Trikke carvers will also enjoy this trail as will recumbents and tandems. Many of the vehicles at the annual Personal Transportation Vehicle Show in Louisville, Colorado would be appropriate for this trail.
Trails with a Use of horseback riding
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Platte River Trail – North Section
Eventually the Platte River Trail will become part of the Colorado Front Range Trail that will extend all the way through Colorado from Wyoming down to New Mexico.
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White Ranch Park
White Ranch Park offers some of the best biking on the Front Range, with views of the plains, smooth trail surfaces, steeps and low-gear climbs. The Park hosts over 19 miles of networked trails. These trails come in a variety of forms, from single track to double track. Much of the park has dry dusty …
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Mickelson Trail
The George S. Mickelson Trail is the best way to see the Black Hills of South Dakota. It is one of the longest rail trails in America and can be used all throughout the year by hikers, mountain bikers, cross-country skiers and equestrians. In September 2012, Trailsnet is offering the Mickelson Trail Trek Tour. We …
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Apache Railroad Multi-Use Trail
The Apache Trail was once the route of an old logging railroad. That later became a tourist railroad and now we have a wonderful mountain biking trail. The best access to this trail is found at Big Lake Railroad Cove on the southwest side of the lake off Forest Road 249E located near Big Cienega …
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Tony Knowles Coastal Bicycle Trail
This trail starts in downtown Anchorage and gets more remote as you head south. It affords wonderful views of the city, the countryside and the coastline. This trail description is what we call a skeleton trail review. It lacks a complete description and photos. If you would like to add some information, please send information and/or photos …
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