Inspiring, connecting and informing the horse community in San Luis Obipso County, California – and beyond.
Several horse trail ride options can be experienced from various starting points within the Lopez Lake Recreational Area campgrounds. Cougar trail takes riders through oak-shaded trails and connects up with Marina trail for some sweet lake views. Sharon Jantzen takes us on a ride through Lopez Lake Recreational Area.
Trails going out from Hazard Horse Camps in Montana de Oro State Park provide samples of the stunning scenery savored in San Luis Obispo County. Sharon Jantzen shares the details of horse camping at Hazard Horse Camps.
Los Flores Ranch is a wondrous place to enjoy a trail ride. The trail network has expanded over the years and now encompasses over 14 miles of inter-connecting trails and loops just waiting to be explored. Sharon Jantzen shares her most recent photos and details of this undiscovered gem.
Riding the riverbed in Atascadero takes one along parts of the Juan Bautista de Anza historical trail, which was traveled by expeditions making their way up to San Francisco back in the years of 1774-1776. Sharon Jantzen provides the details on taking a long ride through history.
Today we can skip the limitations of the chuckwagon and enjoy a more civilized meal in a comfortable setting. It’s the new cowboy way. Your trail food choices range from farm-fresh salads to great-tasting grilled specialties all at Nino’s Grill in historic Tempelton. Sharon Jantzen provides details about a ride and dine trail ride to Nino’s Grill.