Articles Tagged 'Trail Riding'

Equitrekking.com’s Top 10 Articles of 2011

Darley's Travel Blog — December 30, 2011
Introducing the most popular articles, as measured by your clicks, on Equitrekking.com in 2011. Your picks included horseback riding in France, horse riding on the beach, volunteering with horses, equine artists, trail riding on Morgan horses and more. What do you want to see more of in 2012? Tell us… Read more »

Horseback Riding Banff National Park

Darley's Travel Blog — March 30, 2011
Wilderness Pack Trip on horseback in Banff National Park in Alberta   by Equitrekking host Darley Newman The first day of our pack trip into Banff National Park had been an eventful one. The three-hour ride to Mystic Camp was a mix of sun, rain and hail- yes hail in… Read more »

Horse Riding in Cavusin Village Travel Video

Darley's Travel Blog — March 24, 2011
Ride horses into the authentic Turkish village of Cavusin by Darley Newman Cavusin’s old rock homes and churches are carved into a large high, cliff. The way that they are situated makes the formation look like a dilapidated castle.    The Village Horse Ride Today, Ahmet of Kirkit Voyage and… Read more »

Horse Riding Sheep River in Alberta

Darley's Travel Blog — March 22, 2011
Ride the foothills of the Canadian Rockies in Alberta's Sheep River by Darley Newman It might seem like a crazy idea--  riding horses twenty miles into the mountains of Southwestern Alberta with a TV production crew and all their high definition equipment-- but we like to get off the beaten… Read more »

Georgia’s Southern Cross Guest Ranch Traveler Review

Equestrian Travel Articles — October 19, 2010
Easing my way back into the saddle at Southern Cross by Equitrekking Member JoAnne Persistent web searching led me over and over to Southern Cross Guest Ranch located about an hour outside Atlanta near historical Madison, Georgia. I was one of those typical horse-mad girls who had grown into a… Read more »

Costa Rica- Arenal Volcano

Darley's Travel Blog — June 7, 2010
by: Equitrekking host Darley Newman   Monica, our local Costa Rica horseback riding vacation guide, and her brother Sebastian and I rode at the base of the very active Arenal volcano. We rode through rolling farmland dotted with cattle, which would feel the heat if Arenal were to have a… Read more »

Alaska - Seward Beach Ride

Darley's Travel Blog — June 6, 2010
Who would have thought about beach riding in Alaska! I rode with Bree Bardarson of Bardy’s Trail Rides. Bree was born and raised in Alaska and took me through the beautiful natural areas surrounding the town of Seward on Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula, as well as through areas of devastation caused… Read more »

Maui Haleakala Crater Ride & Video

Darley's Travel Blog — May 27, 2010
by: Darley Newman Riding into the crater of a volcano on Maui has to top my list as one of the most amazing places in the world to explore on horseback. (you can do this ride as part of EquitrekkingTravel.com's Maui Equestrian Vacation Self Drive) At Haleakala National Park, I… Read more »

California- Sugarloaf Ridge State Park

Equestrian Travel Articles — May 10, 2010
By Darley Newman, first published in Darley's Trail Rider column in True West magazine. As I sauntered through an open meadow on Romer, a black-and-white Tennessee Walking horse, I thought about the first ranchers who lived in the fertile valleys of today’s Sugarloaf Ridge State Park in California’s Wine Country.… Read more »

Ireland- Ring of Kerry Mountains and lakes

Darley's Travel Blog — May 3, 2010
I’m back on the Ring of Kerry equestrian vacation ride, which we filmed for Equitrekking’s Irish Countryside episode. Today we’re riding by the mountains and lakes, high above the main road. Stephanie, our riding guide, is taking Julie and I through this beautiful area of Ireland on strong Irish horses. I’m on Aladdin, who… Read more »