2026 TRAIL RIDING SCHEDULE
Saturday - October 10, 2026
Apache Wash Trailhead
Stage 9:00 am Ride out 9:30 am
Event Details
Saturday - October 10, 2026
Apache Wash Trailhead
Level 2
Approximately 2.5 to 3 Hours
Bring enough water for you and your horse/mule
DIRECTIONS: 1600 E Sonoran Desert Dr. Phoenix 85085
From ...
Stage 9:00 am Ride out 9:30 am
Saturday - October 24, 2026
White Tank Mountain Regional Park
Stage 9:00 am Ride out 9:30 am
Event Details
Saturday - October 24, 2026
White Tank Mountain Regional Park
Level 2
Approximately 2-2.5 hours
Bring enough water for you and your horse/mule
White Tank Mountain Regional Park
20304 W. White Tank Mounta...
Stage 9:00 am Ride out 9:30 am
Saturday - November 14, 2026
Burro Flats
Stage 9:00 am Ride out 9:30 am
Event Details
Saturday - November 14, 2026
Burro Flats
Level
Approximately
Bring enough water for you and your horse/mule
DIRECTIONS:
Google Map Directions:
Park Map Link:
Stage 9:00 am Ride out 9:30 am
Saturday - November 28, 2026
Estrella Mountain Park
Stage 9:00 am Ride out 9:30 am
Event Details
Saturday - November 28, 2026
Estrella Mountain Park
Level
Approximately
Bring enough water for you and your horse/mule
DIRECTIONS:
Google Map Directions:
Park Map Link:
Stage 9:00 am Ride out 9:30 am
STATE LAND PERMITS
A State Land Permit is needed when riding on state land.
You are responsible for having the necessary permits when riding with the GEC club.
Individual $15 (one person) - Family $20 (Two adults including Children) - $1 Online processing Fee
TRAIL RIDING GUIDE
LEVEL 1
Easy, short ride, mostly level terrain, few climbs or hills, good footing. Usually follows roads or wide, well-defined trails most of the way.
LEVEL 2
Generally good footing, some climbing and downhill, but not steep or difficult. Can go cross country on mostly level ground.
LEVEL 3
Footing may be difficult in places, or rocky. At times steep and downhill with narrow or precipitous trails. Requires confidence in your horse.
LEVEL 4
Steep, rocky, may require horses to step up and down, large rocks or negotiate narrow trails with steep drop offs. Requires total confidence in your horse.
TRAIL RIDING SAFETY & ETIQUETTE
- IT IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED THAT YOU BRING ENOUGH WATER FOR YOU & YOUR HORSE.
- BRING ENOUGH WATER WHILE RIDING SO AS NOT TO DEHYDRATE!
- PLEASE - NO DOGS ALLOWED ON ANY RIDES!
- PONYING OF HORSES ON RIDES IS PROHIBITED.
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