81. StoneRidge - A Golf And Recreational Community from StoneRidge. A great all season park including alpine and crosscountryskiing, snowmobiling, hiking, and horseback riding. http://www.stoneridgeidaho.com/amenities.shtml

Skiing The area around StoneRidge offers a mecca of skiing opportunities for the novice to the expert. Experience the fun aboard the StoneRidge ski shuttle to Mr. Spokane only minutes away. Enjoy the sophisticated atmosphere of Schweitzer along with the beautifully groomed trails of 49 Degrees North less than an hours drive. Golf in the summerskiing in the winter. Does it get any better than this? Schweitzer Mt. Spokane Lookout Pass Silver Mountain Hiking, Fishing and Camping If fishing, boating, or water skiing on pristine lakes, rivers, and tributaries is what you are looking for, StoneRidge is the door way to some of the best. 3 major lakes, 3 major rivers and literally dozens of smaller lakes and tributaries are all located from 10 minutes to 1 hour away. www.visitspokane.com www.coeurdalene.org www.priestlake.org Snowmobiling One of the more popular winter sports in the mountains of Northern Idaho is snowmobiling. There are miles of groomed trails for snowmobiling and numerous companies that rent machines and offer guides. Check out some of the more popular trails this magnificent area has to offer!

82. Grand Adventures - Year Round Outdoor Recreational! - Winter Park - North Centra Grand Adventures Year Round Outdoor recreational! 800-726-9247. National Parkor Monument On site. PRIMARILY SUMMER ACTIVITIES horseback riding On site. http://www.coloradodirectory.com/grandadventures/

Grand Adventures - Year Round Outdoor Recreational! Recreation awaits you, we offer in the WINTER SEASON: snowmobiling and sleigh rides. We offer in the SUMMER SEASON: horseback rides and horse leads for the little buck-a-roo's. Just 90 minutes from Denver, Grand Adventures is conveniently located in downtown Winter Park, Colorado. GUIDED SNOWMOBILING: (Open approximately: November 16, 2002 to Mid-April) Our most popular tour is also Grand County's only two-hour adventure to the Continental Divide. The tour is for all abilities on wide regularly groomed trails. We follow the Historic "Moffat" railroad route to Corona Pass (weather permitting). Tours top out at nearly 12,000 feet with views of the entire Winter Park Ski area and the Fraser Valley. Play in a large open bowl above timberline. Guides will customize your descent to the base with a blend of exciting "single track" trails in the forest, open meadows and groomed trails. Tours stop at the most historic and scenic places on the trail. Guides are equipped and trained to offer you a safe and enjoyable experience. Perfect for the beginner to intermediate rider and families looking to experience Colorado's Back Country on a Snowmobile. Eight years old and under ride free with paid driver. Adventures depart hourly from 8:30 am and 3:30 pm. Reservation Required. Please call: 1-800-726-9247 for more information. UNGUIDED SNOWMOBILING: (Open approximately: November 27, 2002 to Mid-April)

83. OTHER RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES Other recreational Activities in and around the Midlands Canoeing/Kayaking horsebackriding Links Contains links to horseback riding around Columbia and http://www.midnet.sc.edu/clis/fogel/

Other Recreational Activities in and around the Midlands Canoeing/Kayaking Links - This site contains information on places to canoe/kayak around Columbia and within driving distance of the Midlands. Hiking Links - This site contains information on places to hike around Columbia and within driving distance of the Midlands. Horseback Riding Links - Contains links to horseback riding around Columbia and withing driving distance of the Midlands. Whitewater Rafting Links - Contains links to whitewater rafting trips within driving distance of the Midlands.

84. CanTRA-Canadian Therapeutic Riding Association CanTRA provides support to individuals and groups through education, certification, insurance coverage, Category Sports Equestrian Handicapped and Therapeutic riding Canada...... Canada; To establish and maintain standards of horseback riding as a therapeutic,recreational and sports activity in collaboration with the medical profession; http://www.cantra.ca/

Patron: HRH The Princess Royal G.C.V.O. Canadian Therapeutic Riding Association CanTRA SILENT BID STALLION SERVICE AUCTION MISSION STATEMENT "To support CanTRA's centres across Canada by promoting riding as a therapeutic, recreational and sport activity for children and adults with disabilities through education, an instructor certification program, and liability insurance policy." Please answer our SURVEY QUESTION ! Please scroll down... Index: Calendar of Events Certification Classified Ads Employment Opportunities ... Resources HOME Member of: FRDI The Federation of Riding for the Disabled International IPEC International Paralympic Equestrian Committee For further information please contact ctra@golden.net Canadian Therapeutic Riding Association PO Box 24009 Guelph, Ontario Phone: (519) 767-0700 Fax: (519) 767-0435 Website design and development by NEW!! Cute n' Cuddly Merchandise It's hard to resist these unbelievably soft little darlings made by Douglas Cuddle Toys! Each is 10" long and are made of a new fabric called Kohair. As you see, they can stand, sit, and lie down. (Suitable for ages 18 months and older; machine washable.)

85. Summer Horseback Riding Camp, The Brantford Ontario Circle Square Ranch Bouldering program; Arts and crafts; Outdoor education; Air rifles (1216 only).recreational Swimming; Barn and tack care; Pleasure riding; Sports program; Ropes http://www.brantcirclesquare.com/scamp.html

Summer Camp Summer 2003, Be There The 2003 Summer Camp Brochure and Information is now available Overnight Camp Day Camp Hockey Camp Summer staff Leaders in Training Overnight Camp, 5 days (age 7-11) Junior camp offers a variety of exciting Programs geared to the younger camper. Horsemanship and recreational programs are highly supervised and developed for less experienced campers. Overnight Camp 7 days (age 8-16) Senior camp provides a number of challenging programs and activities. Campers are given the opportunity to customize their own schedule based on personal skill and preference. We also offer an all girls week in August. Hockey Camp, July 20 to 26 Campers participate in our regular programs as well as two hours of ice time per day. For the experienced and the novice players. A fun filled week for all. Day Camp (age 4-10) A fun filled program designed for younger children. Well supervised with non-stop activity your children are sure to enjoy. Day camp runs Monday to Friday. Drop off time is between 7:30 and 9:00, pick-up time is between 5:00 and 5:30. Optional one night sleepover on Wednesday night. General Information Your child will be assigned to a group with 15-20 other campers and two leaders. The total staff to camper ratio is one staff to four campers. Health and safety are emphasized at all times at Circle Square Ranch. Basic health care is provided on site, and Brantford General Hospital is just fifteen minutes from the Ranch property. All activities are supervised by trained leaders who care.

86. Jackson Hole Wyoming Horseback Riding Offering one of the most complete recreational packages of any facility in theIntermountain West. Enjoy horseback riding, float trips, pack trips, fishing http://www.jacksonholenet.com/busdir/horse.htm

Jackson Hole Yellowstone West Yellowstone Big Sky ... home Jackson Hole Reservations (click!) ADVERTISEMENTS Summer Lodging Specials JH Reservations Jackson Hole Summer Jackson Hole Lodging Jackson Hole Real Estate Shopping ... 2003 Summer Contest New Visitor Discussion Board Jackson Hole Directory Whitewater Scenic Floats ... National Elk Refuge Snow King Resort Jackson Hole Mountain Grand Targhee Resort Pinedale WY, White Pine Ski Jackson Hole ... JH Vacation Planner Jackson Hole One Fly GT Music Festival Fall Arts Festival Snowmobile Hill Climb Sled Dog Race S P O N S O R S Jackson Hole WY Fly Fishing Shop Sage, Umpqua, Simms Horseback Rides in Jackson Hole, Wyoming Jackson Hole Business Directory Featured Web Sites Triangle X Guest Ranch An authentic working dude ranch. All the traditional activities of ranching. Offering one of the most complete recreational packages of any facility in the Intermountain West. Enjoy horseback riding, float trips, pack trips, fishing, cookouts, in summer and enjoy snowmobiling, snowshoeing, backcountry skiing in winter. We even have a special children's program. Venture into the past and relive the experiences of early pioneers who expanded our nation's frontiers. For an exciting Western adventure you will never forget, come spend four days and three nights with the cowboys of the Double H Bar Ranches.

87. Recreational Vehicle, Snowmobiling, Horesback Riding recreational Vehicle, Snowmobiling, horseback riding. Name. 1) FirstMiddle Last recreational Vehicle horseback riding Snowmobiling. http://www.b-o-s-n.com/membershipform4.html

B.O.S.N. Membership form Welcome to the BOSN Membership form. Just a reminder, you must be a member to post information in all areas of the activity board except Classified Ads. However, non-members may view plans and contact B.O.S.N for further information. An annual registration fee of $35.00 is used to cover the costs of site operation and provide you with membership materials and access to all of our activities, technical information, and discounts. Please fill out the following form and submit it. Payments can be made by the following: C2IT( will accept all major credit cards, Visa, Master Card, Amex, and Discover), Money orders, and Cashier checks. All information received is private, and will not be shared with any other organization, company, or persons. This information will be retained in B.O.S.N. records only. Recreational Vehicle, Snowmobiling, Horseback Riding

88. Error Serve area residents who are physically, mentally, and/or emotionally challengedby providing recreational and therapeutic horseback riding lessons at a http://www.new.org/cgi-bin/directory/viewitem?142

89. Inside Out Experience - Rafting, Hiking And Horseback Riding In The Canadian Roc recreational SERVICES The riding Rafting Experience Enjoy a half day Mountain ExperienceKananaskis Country's breathtaking scenery on horseback, enjoy a http://www.insideoutexperience.com/fsummary.htm

Order our Catalogue! For groups of 16 or more Order our Brochure! We provide Fun, Safe and Memorable Adventures for all ages and skill levels surrounded by spectacular scenery that is sure to amaze you. ADVENTURE SERVICES RECREATIONAL SERVICES: The Whitewater Rafting Experience Half day thrilling introduction to Whitewater Rafting on the scenic and fun Kananaskis or Elbow Rivers. A great family or group experience! Group and youth rates available. From $59.00 per person. Details The Bow River Float Enjoy a day on the calm yet scenic bow river. You and your group will be enjoying a day of unforgettable scenery. From $59.00 per person. Details The Red Deer River Adventure Add a touch of adrenaline, a dash of adventure and a splash of fun in the outdo ors to make a wonderful full – day excursion on the Red Deer River. Launch onto a day of adventure on the river with Rapids like

90. Non-Consumptive Recreational Use (point/line) - KBEC Database various types of recreational use within the Kachemak Bay watershed including travelroutes for wildlife observation boat tours, and horseback riding, as well http://www.state.ak.us/adfg/habitat/geninfo/nerr/kbec/humandata/rec_ptln.html

Non-Consumptive Recreational Use (point/line) - KBEC Database Metadata: Citation: Originator: Title: Non-Consumptive Recreational Use (point/line) - KBEC Database Map Anchorage, AK Publisher: Description: Abstract: This data layer represents various types of recreational use within the Kachemak Bay watershed including travel routes for wildlife observation boat tours, and horseback riding, as well as point locations of beaches used for landing kayaks. The information was obtained directly from local experts and from the Kachemak Bay State Park map published by National Geographic Maps / Trails Illustrated. Purpose: Distribution maps for Kachemak Bay are intended to provide biologists, managers, and the public with a general idea of species occurrence and resource use within Kachemak Bay and the surrounding area. The maps do not represent exact ranges or current locations of particular uses. They do however, provide information about known resource use areas, and may thus be used to assist in management and conservation decisions within Kachemak Bay. Some of the information used to compile this coverage was obtained during interviews with local experts, and transferred to mylar overlays on 1:63,360 USGS topographic maps. The information gained from the interview process was only used if it was obtained from a professional in the associated field or corroborated by at least two other sources (i.e., other interviewees). The remainder of the information used to compile this coverage was taken directly from the Kachemak Bay State Park map published by National Geographic Maps / Trails Illustrated. The information on that map was based on public use data gathered by the State Parks division of the Alaska Department of Natural Resources. For additional recreational use data, please refer to the data layer called "Non-Consumptive Recreational Use (polygon)".

91. Hammond Hill Ski Trails length. The recreational activities allowed on the blue trails are hiking,mountain biking, horseback riding and crosscountry skiing. http://www.spidergraphics.com/cnsc/cnschamm.html

Hammond Hill Recreational Trail Map trail descriptions below map Trail Descriptions The Blue Trails are 1.4 miles in length. The recreational activities allowed on the blue trails are hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding and cross-country skiing. The Yellow Trails total 5.6 miles in length. The recreational activities allowed on the yellow trails are hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding and cross-country skiing. Y1 - intermediate trail 1.9 miles long Y2 - beginner trail .6 miles long Y3 - intermediate trail .6 miles long Y4 - intermediate trail 1.0 miles long Y5 - advanced trail 1.3 miles long Y6 - beginner trail .2 miles long Y7 - beginner trail .5 miles long Y8 - intermediate trail .4 miles long The Red Trails are 1.7 miles in length. The recreational activities allowed on the red trails are hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding and cross-country skiing. R1 - advanced trail .6 miles long R2 - advanced trail 1.1 miles long The Green Trails are 1.7 miles in length. The recreational activities allowed on the green trails are hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding and cross-country skiing. G1 - advanced trail .8 miles long

92. Dixie National Forest Recreational Opportunities recreational opportunities on the Forest are highly diversified. Visitors may enjoycamping, hunting, viewing scenery, hiking, horseback riding, and fishing in http://www.dixienationalforest.com/current/{FA89C9DA-A61B-43CD-A972-6542CADD391A

HOME PAGE WEB CAM!!! BUILDING WITH LOGS CAMPGROUNDS ... FREE CLASSIFIEDS Recreational Opportunities Three National Parks and one National Monument are adjacent to the Forest. The scenic beauty for which these areas were set aside prevails over much of the Forest. Red sandstone formations of Red Canyon rival those of Bryce Canyon National Park. Hells Backbone Bridge and the view into Death Hollow are breathtaking. From the top of Powell Point, it is possible to see for miles into three different states. Boulder Mountain and the many different lakes provide opportunities for hiking, fishing, and viewing outstanding scenery. Recreational opportunities on the Forest are highly diversified. Visitors may enjoy camping, hunting, viewing scenery, hiking, horseback riding, and fishing in very primitive settings away from the sight and sounds of motorized vehicles. Others, who prefer more developed areas and less primitive conditions, may enjoy vehicle-based activities such as camping, picnicking, resort lodging, recreation residence, sledding, skiing, hunting, gathering forest products, viewing interpretive exhibits, hiking, viewing scenery, driving for pleasure, snowmobiling, biking, horseback riding, canoeing, sailing, swimming, water skiing, and fishing. Wilderness: The Forest has 83,000 acres of wilderness in three areas: Pine Valley, Box-Death Hollow, and Ashdown Gorge. Pine Valley and Ashdown Gorge offer opportunities for solitude, horseback riding, and hiking. Box-Death Hollow offers opportunities for solitude and hiking, but the terrain is much too rough for horses.

93. Red Cedar Horseback Riding, Swimming, Camping Complex Red Cedar is a therapeutic horseback riding, camping and recreational facility thatserves more than 1,195 adults and children with disabilities each year and http://www.awsusa.com/redcedar.html

R ed Cedar is a therapeutic horseback riding, camping and recreational facility that serves more than 1,195 adults and children with disabilities each year and more than 666 non-disabled. Located at 3900 Hursh Road in Fort Wayne, Indiana, the 57-acre facility includes a 10-acre lake surrounded by woodlands and meadows. White fenced pastures line the long drive leading to the equestrian center which has a heated indoor and outdoor arena, and stall for up to 50 horses. Nearby are cabins and nestled in the woodland are large group tents and they are fully accessible so that campers can experience the fun and adventure of camp. We provide a variety of horseback riding lessons to able-bodied riders and therapeutic lessons to those individuals with disabilities year-round. Riding is particularly beneficial for people who have impaired mobility because the movement of a walking horse's back duplicates the "normal" movements made by an able-bodied person when walking. This movement helps to strengthen and build muscles in a natural way that cannot be achieved through traditional physical therapy.

94. DIY Article Ask friends and acquaintances whether they do any horseback riding or know of stables. figureC ). Does the stable rent horses for recreational riding, or does http://www.diynet.com/DIY/article/0,2058,5648,00.html

Home Categories Automotive Home Improvement Project Index Newsletter ... Episode FAO-103 Stable and Riding Basics From " Horseback Riding " Episode FAO-103 Horseback riding can be a rewarding adventure for the entire family. Host John Nickel and friend discuss the pleasures of equestrian pursuits and offer advice on how to seek out good riding instruction. Horses excite a sense of wonder in children. Under the right kind of supervision, allowing youngsters to gain firsthand experience with horses from an early age can form the foundation for lifetime rewards. Teaching horses, or riding-school horses, have been trained so that they tend to remain calm and sedate even with inexperienced riders. Figure A Figure B Figure C Figure D Figure E Proper stirrup-position weight on the ball of the foot; heel down. Private riding lessons generally offer the most effective learning environment for beginners. Horseback riding is one of the fastest-growing sports in the country, and one of the best things about it is that it's never too late to learn to ride. Owning a horse can be a costly proposition, but if you're not ready for that kind of commitment, you can still enjoy many of the pleasures of horsemanship through riding instruction and organized trail-riding through one of your local stables. DIY Family Outdoors host John Nickel discusses some of the basics of horseback riding as a family endeavor and gives advice about finding a reputable stable in your area.

95. Mcall.com - Recreational Organizations From The Morning Call recreational organizations, Boots Saddles riding Club,2850 Fish Hatchery Rd., Allentown, 610797-2922. horseback riding club. http://www.mcall.com/community/guide/recreation/all-tocrecreational.story

Biking Boating Camping Fishing ... Youth leagues From The Morning Call Recreational organizations Email this story Printer friendly format Allentown Hiking Club, P.O. Box 1542, Allentown, www.allentownhikingclub.org Allentown Walking Club, 610-967-5171. Sunday walks in Trexler Memorial Park and Trout Creek Parkway. 2850 Fish Hatchery Rd., Allentown, 610-797-2922. Horseback riding club. Blue Ridge Ski Club, P.O. Box 102, Bangor, 610-837-6036 (Gene Krisukas), www.geocities.com/baja/trails/7373. Summer mountain biking at Jacobsburg State Park every Thursday 6 p.m., rollerblading, camping, skiing. Ingersol Rand Ski Club, 513 N. Gilmore St., Allentown, 610-434-9391 (Tom Smith). This Easton/Phillipsburg club meets in Wilson Borough and offers discount lift tickets, local trips and social activities to its membership. No employer affiliation necessary. Lehigh Valley Canoe Club, P.O. Box 20194, Lehigh Valley, 610-559-9595 or www.enter.net/~lvcc/. Year-round educational forums, trips, racing and social activities. Lehigh Valley Flying Club

96. Recreational Riders TQHA is currently considering recreational Programs for horseback riding and/orTRAIL riding. We are currently trying to get input on the following http://www.tqha.com/general/recreational_riders.htm

Recreational Riders - - - TQHA is currently considering Recreational Programs for HORSEBACK RIDING and/or TRAIL RIDING. We are currently trying to get input on the following: from riders who are not currently members? A Trail Riding Program A Horseback Riding Program a planning committee for the above if it was decided to be implemented? Please email us with your input: tqha@nabi.net

97. About Search - Find It Now! rafting, kayaking, horseback riding, golf, diving, nature observation, sailing,skiing, fishing, hunting, soccer and more recreational activities in Argentina http://search.about.com/fullsearch.htm?terms=Recreational Travel

98. Montrealplus.ca > Profile > English Style Horseback Riding English style horseback riders are traditionally seen wearing a hard protective Althoughnot used for recreational riding, traditional riders in England often http://english.montrealplus.ca/profile/675730

Search My sympatico.ca Home Search our site for: Advanced Search OR Search the web: Canadian sites only Find a Job Email the editor Horoscope Weather TravelCanada.ca Personal Finance ... Hi Speed Zone Category: Business name: English Style Horseback Riding Often referred to as the Classical form of horseback riding, the English take great pride in having perfected this style of riding. Avg. user rating: 2 reviews Profile User Reviews Current avg. rating: (2 reviews) Write a review Two recent reviews are listed below... are you a horse lover? Posted by ~horse_lover~ on Feb. 01, 2003 have you ever troted in a horse, or cantered, or went over trtoting poles?..well i have it is so fun horse back riding kicks but Posted by ~ Horse lover 4 eva~ on Feb. 01, 2003 horse back riding is very fun, for all you horse back riders out there we are very lucky Find a user review that is inappropriate? If you would like it removed, please click on and our editors will look over the review. It will be removed promptly if it does not conform to our review guidelines Home Movies Find a Business ... Map use subject to license Sympatico and sympatico.ca are trademarks of Bell Canada.

99. HB 0181 AN ACT relative to horseback riding as a recreational use of land in current usetaxation. 1 Current Use Board; recreational Activities; horseback riding. http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/legislation/2003/HB0181.html

HB 181 - AS AMENDED BY THE HOUSE 2003 SESSION HOUSE BILL AN ACT relative to limiting landowner liability for giving permission for horseback riding. SPONSORS: Rep. J. Pratt, Ches 24 COMMITTEE: Environment and Agriculture AMENDED ANALYSIS This bill adds horseback riding to the recreational activities in which landowner liability for personal injury or property damage is limited. Explanation: Matter added to current law appears in bold italics. Matter removed from current law appears [ in brackets and struckthrough. Matter which is either (a) all new or (b) repealed and reenacted appears in regular type STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE In the Year of Our Lord Two Thousand Three AN ACT relative to limiting landowner liability for giving permission for horseback riding. Be it Enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Court convened: 1 Liability of Landowners; Duty of Care. Amend RSA 212:34 to read as follows: 212:34 Duty of Care. I. An owner, lessee or occupant of premises owes no duty of care to keep such premises safe for entry or use by others for hunting, fishing, trapping, camping, horseback riding

100. US Naval Air Station, Keflavik, Iceland Iceland recreational - horseback riding -. horseback riding Numerousfarms offer to rent their horses for riding tours by the hour or day. http://www.naskef.navy.mil/template5.asp?pageid=283

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