More than 800 miles of trail allow exploration of areas by horseback on  trails into areas that would otherwise be inaccessible.

 (See information on hiking trails as horses may share most developed hiking trails http://www.tracks-pinetop-lakeside.org/.)

The Tracks Organization have developed 180 miles of trails that are cared for by their organization for the use of the those who love to enjoy the forest lands and appreciate the trails, and join with other users keeping them pristine.

Riding is usually done in the same areas as hiking since separate trails are not provided. If you need to tie you horses they should be tied to a rope stretched between trees, not directly to live trees so as to not damage the bark or roots that could potentially kill the tree..

Corrals are located at Gabaldon, KP Cienega, and Strayhorse Campgrounds.

Horse Rentals available at:  Hanagan Meadow     Hwy 191  22 mi. S Alpine    339-4370

 Lee Valley  Campground  during summer season.

Wiltbank

 Trail Rides  & Pack Trips      38735  Hwy 373  Greer     928-245-0171

Porter Mountain Stable                        Porter Mt. Road    368-5306

Pinetop Lakes Equestrian Center        5475  Buck Springs Rd  Pinetop   369-1000  

Rock-N Horse Ranch       Year round , Indoor riding  arena,   242-1113  Show Low  537-8900

Shaka-D-Tree Ranch    Indoor arena, Horsemanship training, roping and cutting practice etc.

                                         5528 Blue Sky Ranch Rd. off Woodruff/Hay Hollow Rd  243-4491

Sheeps Crossing Campground  during summer

Snowy Ridge Ranch                                Show Low    537-8336

Torreon Resort                                        Show Low   S  on  Hwy 60

Horseback / Steeper trails : Blue River, Escudilla Mountain ,  Mt. Baldy, old logging roads,  cross country

Trails:  Pole Knol l Trail off Hwy 260, a few miles  past Sunrise turn off,

 Mt Baldy trails both off Hwy 273 going towards Big Lake,

 Round Valley Sipe, Wenima and Grasslands,

Spring Creek Trails off Sky HI road in Pinetop,

 Blue Ridge Trail beginning at Scotts Reservoir  and Los Burros Trail off  Forest Service Road  224 behind McNary.

 Or anywhere on the  National Forest .

You could have a lot more horse activity and fun if you join the White Mountain Horseman’s  Association:

Member Benefits Include:  Trail Rides, Overnight Camp outs, Youth Encouragement    Parades, Gymkhanas, Steak Dinners, Cowboy Breakfasts,               Parades, Trail Development and preservation, Clinics and Shows.