by Kris Lenke
We, the Magnificent Seven, had a very productive work party today at the Horse Park. We cut massive amounts of scotch broom and beat it into submission placing it into piles. The “Sevens” were Helen, Larry, Robin, Peter , Jeff, Juelie, Kris.
by bbbranch
We are holding a work party on Saturday Feb 1 at the Jefferson County Horse Park on Cape George Road. The work will begin at 10 am. If it rains hard, we will be out of there by 10:01. If it rains a little, we will work much longer. The task at hand is a simple one – clean up the scotchbroom around the … Read More Horse Park Work Party
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by chiptico
The date for the Halloween Ride is Saturday, October 19 at the Horse Park. Arrive at 9:30, pre-ride briefing at 10 with first rider going out at 10:15. Drag riders leave at 10:45 or 10 min after the last rider. As usual, the trail will be well marked and there will be a delicious Halloween theme snack on the trail. The ride, at a … Read More Halloween Ride!
The weather was perfect, the trail well marked and interesting, delicious post ride refreshments, and 14 riders!!! It doesn’t get any better then that! Thank you all for coming and for the efforts of Pat, Maryann and Jay, Jeff, Helen and Larry . All of your efforts helped make the ride perfect! I so appreciate being part of such a great group of people! … Read More Great Turnout for Our April Ride
by Bob
It was a cold sunny morning as we met at Cat Lake Rd. on Saturday. In attendance were myself, Rod Farlee of Peninsula Chapter with the Peninsula tool trailer, Juelie Dalzell of Peninsula and Buckhorn Range chapters, Sally Dean, Helen Shewman and Gail Rase of Buckhorn Range chapter. Originally planned as a work party on the new Cat Lake Trail being roughed out with … Read More Diamond Point Loop Trail 3/2/2019
The February work party was held on a cold & snowy Super Bowl Sunday, where work was planned to finish the reroute around the very steep hill approaching the bridge we built last fall. Because of the weather, there was no one besides the intrepid (foolish?) Work Projects Coordinator in attendance. As I approached the bridge I noticed there had been a horse & … Read More Work Continues on the Silent Alder Trail Reroute (Gibbs Lake)
Buckhorn Range Chapter - Back Country Horsemen of WA 