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One of the simplest things horseback riders can do to help protect their access to ride on public land is to be conscientious of how they are interacting with other people on trail.

Nothing quite compares to the feeling of zipping through dense trees on horseback with the knowledge that there’s over 60 more excited horses chasing your tail.

A look into how my horse and I comfortably camp out without a large rig.

I stand by the claim that there is no better sunrise than that seen on the back of a horse.

A recap of my 50 at the Cuyama Oaks XP ride in Southern California.

A summary of the National Trails System Act, a key piece of legislation to understand for outdoor lovers.

What’s in my saddlebags- endurance conditioning ride edition.

All the information you need to know about horse manure on public trails & best practices for riders regarding their equine's waste.

A recap of my last ride of 2024 & reflection on my endurance season

A discussion on photography in the national parks as a tool for advocacy & creative expression.

If you’re a recreational stock user, access to public land and the labor of federal employees is what allows you to get out with your equine

A recap of my ride at the Hat Creek Hustle in Lassen National Forest, and some thoughts around goal setting.

A discussion about modes of outdoor recreation, equity, and the debate between horseback & mountain bike riders' trail access.

A recap of my ride at the Lost Sierra LD in Graeagle, CA

A recap of my LD ride at the Redwoods Ride in Redwood National Park

Here are 5 simple principles to keep in mind when you hit the trails with your equine companion.

A recap of my LD ride at the American River Classic in Cool, CA