As equestrians, protecting our horses from infectious diseases like EHV-1 is a top priority. Equine biosecurity involves preventing the spread of disease through hygiene, isolation, and careful management of horses and their environments. Here are the critical steps every OET … Read More
If you’re planning a group ride for next season, you need to check out the Stone Creek Group Campground. Operated by PGE (Portland General Electric) and located on the beautiful shores of Timothy Lake near Mt. Hood, this is a … Read More
The 2026 Raffle will be $5.00 per ticket and online purchase only. This is an awesome package that includes a mini chainsaw, Hi Visible Vest, OET hard hat, Safety glasses, gloves, ear plugs, Leather gloves, rubber gloves, glass wipes!! Get … Read More
Update The survey is now closed. It ran from Jan. 14th, 2019 to Feb. 15th, 2020. We had over 3,400 responded to our questions. We want to thank everyone who participated in our survey. Please feel free to use the … Read More
In cooperation with the US Forest Service, Central Oregon Trail Alliance (COTA),Oregon Equestrian Trails (OET), Back Country Horsemen of Oregon (BCHO), and the Sisters Trail Alliance have created a new program to help educate all users of our public trails … Read More
At the February board meeting, the OET board of directors voted unanimously to pass a resolution opposing the transfer or sale of public lands. This action was taken because of concerns that recent Congressional actions could result in federal lands being … Read More
Even when it rains Northwest Chapter volunteers of Oregon Equestrian Trails get the job done. With all the rain this year, the Shelter at the Buxton Trail Head of the Banks–Vernonia State Trail in Oregon was having some drainage issues … Read More
In the last two years the Equestrian community along with support from Oregon Equestrian Trails, Valley View Riders and Territorial Riders Back Country Horsemen has been working hard to keep the trails at Tryon Creek State Park open to equestrians. … Read More
In 1983, Mildred Kanipe passed away, and left her beloved ranch to the public as a Douglas County Park. Mildred’s gift included almost 1,100 acres of land consisting of pastures, creeks, rolling hills, orchards and forests. Mildred Kanipe Park offers … Read More