Horseback Trail Distances For Various Rides

Posted on August 7, 2007
Filed Under Horseback Riding Around The Buffalo River | 4 Comments

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I’m not a horseback rider myself, but I know it’s a very popular pastime in the Buffalo River area. In fact, the last few years we’ve spent our Memorial Day floating and camping out of the Wollum area and there is a huge horse camp that sets up that weekend in the field at Wollum. I’m not sure which trails they use, but I see many of them cross the river at Wollum throughout the day.

Horseback Crossing @ WollumI wanted to list a few of the trails that I’m aware of. Again…I’ll be breaking out the Buffalo National River West Trail map, which lists some trails with mileages. The East Trail Map doesn’t doesn’t reference any specific trails or distances, but does show the actual horseback trails on the map. For the purposes of this post, I won’t go into a lot of specifics about the trails, but the trail descriptions on the West half map do provide a few more details.

All distances are one way, and all the trails are connected. Consider combining trails for a longer ride.

Pick up a map and plan a great weekend of horseback riding with friends in the Buffalo National River area!

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4 Responses to “Horseback Trail Distances For Various Rides”

  1. Teesa Lilly on April 14th, 2008 10:42 am

    We are planning a horseback/camping trip to the Buffalo River Area. We will be bring our own horses and trailer w/living quarters. We would like info on where the best riding is. We are experinced riders and are looking for moderate to difficult trails.

  2. Monavie on May 21st, 2008 5:31 pm

    That water sure looks fun to play with horses in! And it sounds like a great pack trail. Thanks for the information.

  3. Nepal on June 16th, 2008 1:53 am

    I need to do this myself, but where am I gonna find time.

  4. Survival Equipment on July 22nd, 2008 11:43 am

    I would love to go there and check it out, alas I’m too far away for a quick trip over.

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