Trails near Coalport, Pennsylvania

Trails near Coalport, PA

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Rendezvous Run Farm

Carlisle, PA (101 mi)

Rendezvous Run Farm is a historic, privately-owned farm just outside of Carlisle, PA. Our focus is dressage and eventing with a strong emphasis on…

Trails: Around 14 acres and access to local meadows and country lanes.

Services: Boarding, Training, Lessons, Horseback Riding, Trails

Stalls: 5

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Long Meadow Farms

Boonsboro, MD (107 mi)

A quite private farm full of History open for riders of all ages. Located near Antitam Battlefield

Trails: 97 acres of trails on the farm that back up to the Antietam Battlefield

Services: Boarding, Horseback Riding, Trails

Riding Arena: No

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Rinkhoff Agricultural Enterprises, LLC

Uniontown, PA (102 mi)

We are a partnership of 4 brothers, all equal owners of 1400 acres in Wayne Township, Greene County, PA. Our names are Grant, Clint, Barry, and Bryce…

Trails: 1400 Acres of trails. Trails run along the ridges (approx. 1500 ft. and in the bottoms approx. 1100 ft. elevation). Most trails are either on the ridge or in the bottoms, you can go up and down on different trails. Very remote area, beautiful views on

Services: Horseback Riding, Trails

Riding Arena: No

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jack broston Gelding

Pittsburgh, PA (101 mi)

we breed Frisian horse of all type and all the horses are easy to ride ,no kicks and will be good for new bigginers

Trails: yes we do allow trail access to people interested in the gelding horses

Services: Lessons, Clinics, Horseback Riding, Trails

Riding Arena: Yes

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WD Farm

New Creek, WV (102 mi)

WD Farm was started over 25 years ago as a family breeding facility of quality APHA halter horses. We have bred and shown numerous point, ROM, and…

Services: Boarding, Trails

Stalls: 5

Riding Arena: Yes

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Almost Heaven Horse Source

Charles Town, WV (106 mi)

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Trails: Winding trails through woods and open fields! Several water crossings. Ride through historic grounds once frequented by infamous Civil War Cavalry General, J.E.B. Stuart!