Mountain Trail & Working Equitation · Trail, Oregon

Bring your horse. Ride the mountain.

Dozens of obstacles, trails and terrain features built into eighty acres of Southern Oregon hillside. Trailer in, ride at your own pace, and take on whatever you and your horse are ready for.

A rider on a black horse working the rock and maze obstacle, with the valley behind

How it works

No lessons, no guide, no set route. You bring your horse, you pick the day, and you ride the course however you like.

Bring your own

Your horse, your trailer

Trailer parking and a turnaround are right at the trailhead. We don't have horses for hire, and there's no instruction — though you're welcome to bring your own trainer.

Ride it your way

No fixed order

Obstacles aren't numbered or rated. Walk up, take a look, decide for yourself — and skip anything that isn't right for your horse today.

All disciplines

Any tack, any level

The course tests versatility, agility, obedience and partnership. Every discipline and every kind of tack is welcome.

The course

Built into a working mountain property — creek crossings, a pond, open pasture and timber, with obstacles worked into the terrain rather than set up in a ring.

A chestnut horse and rider crossing an obstacle of stacked logs in oak shade
Obstacles are built where the ground puts them.
Three riders on the open arena ground among bridges and podiums, hills behind
Bridges, podiums and open ground, with room to work.

A map of the course is being drawn and will go up here when it's finished.

Plan your visit

Three things worth reading before you hitch up.

Getting here

Follow the signs in

Your GPS will bring you to the driveway entrance; from there, signs point you to trailer parking. Directions go out with your confirmation email — worth reading before you leave, because there's no signal once you're up here.

What to bring

Everything you'll need

There's no tack shop and no water on the course. Bring water for your horse, and a helmet. Shoes or hoof boots plus leg protection are strongly recommended.

When to come

Seven days, dawn to dusk

We're open every day the weather allows. You're booking a whole day, not a time slot, so arrive when it suits you and ride as long as the light holds.

Booking a day

Pick a day, tell us who's coming, sign the waiver. Nothing is charged online.

$35

per rider, per day

Paid when you arrive — cash or Venmo. There's no deposit and no card to enter, so there's nothing to refund if the weather turns.

  1. Pick your day

    Every day is bookable unless we've closed it for weather.

  2. Tell us who's coming

    How many riders, and how many horses you're bringing — the horse count is just so we can sort out parking.

  3. Sign the waiver

    Everyone riding signs the liability release when they book, on your phone. It stays on file, so if you come back this season you won't be asked again.

Book a ride

Or email amy@flyingwienerranch.com with any questions.

Questions

Do you have horses I can ride?

No. This is a bring-your-own-horse course — there are no lesson horses and no horses for hire.

Do I need a lesson or a guide?

No. There's no instruction and no guided ride. You ride the course at your own pace, and you're welcome to bring your own trainer if you'd like one.

How do I pay?

$35 per rider, paid on arrival by cash or Venmo. Nothing is charged when you book.

Where exactly are you?

536 Ragsdale Rd, Trail, OR 97541. Your GPS will get you to the driveway entrance, and signs take you from there to trailer parking. Directions also go out with your confirmation email.

Anything else — amy@flyingwienerranch.com, or ask on Facebook.