Free Class to Teach Saw Safety and Skills Crosscut saw training for ladies will be offered once again at this year’s Rendezvous. The intent of this course is to get potential BCHW sawyers ready for upcoming spring certification classes and out safely clearing trails. This is a necessary skill … Read More
Supplies Packed in for Pacific Crest Trail Association by Richard Guthrie In the fall of 2003 there was an exceptionally severe rainstorm in the Cascade Mountains of Washington State. One of the massively flooding rivers was the Suiattle (pronounced sue at’ el) which originates on the east side of … Read More
BCHW Membership Valuable to Washington Equestrians Like most Backcountry Horsemen Chapters, the members of The Buckhorn Range Chapter are the backbone of the organization. Without BCHW, trail projects would not get coordinated or accomplished. If you are looking for information about where to ride or trail conditions, become a … Read More
There’s a Chapter for Everyone Back Country Horsemen of Washington has many chapters to choose from. No matter where you live in this great state, you can find a group of trail riders to have fun with. Here’s the fourth installment in this series. Skagit Chapter The Skagit Chapter … Read More
All Equine Users Must Practice Leave No Trace by Teri Starke Editor’s Note: We will continue with the final BCHW chapters next month. Good grief, what a hot dry summer we had this year! I hope everyone was able to get out and ride their favorite trails. Back Country … Read More
Chapters are Everywhere! Over the last several months we have been working our way through all the Back Country Horseman of Washington Chapters in our state. We will conclude with the final chapters next month. Capitol Riders Capitol Riders meet every 3rd Tuesday at 7 pm at the Littlerock … Read More
Join in the Fun! Back Country Horsemen of Washington has many chapters to choose from. No matter where you live in the state you will find a group to join. Riding Kittitas County (working on a new chapter) From the Columbia River to the Cascades, Kittitas County … Read More
Trails Forever Fund BCHA is the ONLY national organization dedicated to maintaining equestrian trails. We are 13,000 members strong! If trail riding is your passion, helping to maintain trails and working with land managers through BCHA is the best way to protect access to trails today and forever. BCHA would like to … Read More
Find a Chapter Near You Back Country Horsemen of Washington has many chapters to choose from. No matter where you live in this great state you can find a group of trail riders to have fun with. Over the next few months we’ll be introducing you to many of … Read More
Feel Good at the End of the Day by Teri Starke For a little over a year I’ve been writing this monthly article in The Northwest Horse Source. My goal has been to reach out to all equine owners in Washington State and let them know that Back Country … Read More
