World Renowned Horseman Teaches all Levels One of North America’s most popular clinicians is coming to the beautiful Washington State Horse Park September 27–29. Whatever your discipline or level, you and your horse can benefit from this clinic. Craig Cameron will teach you how to teach your horse … Read More
Patterned Speed Horse Association (PSHA) is a fun, family friendly organization that welcomes all levels of riders and horse enthusiasts. PSHA specializes in speed horse events such as Barrel Racing and Pole Bending, and has classes for any age and any lever of rider! This organization is well-known for … Read More
Training and Caring for Horses Fosters Spiritual Growth By Stonewater Staff Mustangs Jackson and Dally have acclimated extremely well to their new lives here at Stonewater ranch. Both are now halter trained and will make their debut trips outside of their paddock and round pen areas soon. Walking into … Read More
Washington State Recreational Groups Partner to Advance Trail Maintenance Compiled from a WTA blog post by Christina Hickman and used by permission The title might sound like the beginning of a joke but it’s actually a real description of the most recent chapter of a powerful Washington State recreation partnership. In … Read More
Upcoming Cascade Hunter/Jumper Shows By WSHP Staff The Washington State Horse Park is honored to host four of the largest hunter/jumper shows in Washington State, all of which are organized by Cascade Horse Shows. These competitions center on jumping fences, although the hunter category includes some flat classes. There are … Read More
To: All BCHA Members, There are two significant public lands-related funding opportunities currently before the U.S. Senate that would benefits trails and recreational access for everyone. Please read the background on these bills and please weigh in with calls directly to your senators. Restore Our Parks Act (Senate … Read More
Coordinated Effort Creates Greenline Climbing Trail By Dick Booth Scatter Creek Chapter recently celebrated the completion of a new trail in Capitol State Forest. The Forest is located approximately 15 miles Southwest of Olympia, WA. Capitol Forest is comprised of 110,000 acres and is administered by the Department of … Read More
Many Steps Lead to Worthwhile Result By Barbara Thomas, Mt. St. Helens Chapter I am a member of Back Country Horsemen of Washington. Some time ago I wrote a short article for our newsletters asking members if they knew what it took to plan and execute the various work … Read More
Access to Miles of Trails Now Possible By Joan Burlingame Imagine riding onto a trail from the parking lot and immediately riding past a mother log that was 300 years old when it fell and now has a 200-year-old cedar growing out of it. Or ride through mountain creeks … Read More
Friends of outdoor recreation in Whatcom County – A fabulous new equestrian, hiking, recreation and conservation opportunity has arrived in Whatcom County! The Whatcom County Land Trust just completed their largest land transfer ever in the Skookum Creek Valley North and East of the South Fork of the … Read More
