There’s something magical about waking up to the sound of nickers, sipping coffee while your
1. Big South Fork, TN/KY
If you like your trails scenic and your camp spots shady, Big South Fork should top your list. With over 180 miles of equestrian trails, this place is a paradise of gorges, sandstone bluffs, and rushing rivers.
Where to stay: True West Campground or Bandy Creek Stables – both are ultra
2. Custer State Park, SD
Bison, granite spires, and miles of rolling hills? Yes, please. Ride alongside wildlife and through the dramatic beauty of the Black Hills.
Where to stay: French Creek
3. Bryce Canyon Area, UT
Ready to ride through a red rock fairytale? The Thunder Mountain Trail near Bryce Canyon is iconic—and not just for hikers.
Where to stay: Red Canyon Equestrian Campground offers corrals and easy access to those wild Utah views.
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Pack smart. Ride farther. Adventure ready!
4. Shawnee National Forest, IL
Tucked between the Mississippi and Ohio rivers, Shawnee is packed with lush forests, creeks, and caves. The trails here are well-marked and
Where to stay: High Knob Campground is a favorite for good reason—stalls, easy hookups, and trail access galore.
5. Ocala National Forest, FL
Winter
Where to stay: Doe Lake
6. Flint Hills, KS
Wide open spaces, wildflowers, and the sound of hoofbeats echoing across tallgrass prairie—it’s a dream.
Where to stay: Kanopolis State Park and Teter Rock Ranch offer that true open-range experience.
7. Los Padres National Forest, CA
Looking for ocean views and oak-lined trails? Los Padres delivers both.
Where to stay: Los Prietos
🐎 Trail-Ready Gear We Love
Planning your next adventure? Don’t leave camp without the TrailMax Saddle Pannier Bags—durable, spacious, and built for long rides through wild country. These babies hold everything from snacks to hoof picks (and yes, even your emergency cinnamon rolls).
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8. Mount Rogers & Grayson Highlands, VA
This Appalachian wonderland has sweeping views, lush forest trails, and—yes—wild ponies.
Where to stay: Fox Creek
9. Point Reyes National Seashore, CA
Breezy beach rides, shady forest paths, and views that will make your heart skip—Point Reyes is a coastal dream.
Where to stay: Stewart
10. Wickenburg, AZ
Dubbed the “Team Roping Capital of the World,” Wickenburg is also a fabulous
Where to stay: Hassayampa River Preserve or Rancho de los Caballeros for a true Southwest experience.
🧳 Ride Farther, Pack Smarter
Hit the trail with confidence using the TrailMax Original Saddlebags—roomy, rugged, and made to handle whatever the backcountry throws your way. Designed to fit securely behind the saddle without bouncing or rubbing, these bags are a trail rider’s best friend.
🎒 Snacks, water, first aid? Pack it all.
🐾 Final Hoofbeats
Whether you’re setting up camp under the pines or parking your rig near a canyon rim, the best places to
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