As of January 1, 2006 there are 388 parks administered by the NPS. All are shown in this Guide on a United States map. Turn it over and each Park's name, address, phone number and website is listed.

National Grasslands are lands managed for multiple uses as part of the National Forest System. They are the most 'overlooked' and 'ignored' public lands when it comes to seeking equestrian trails!! Yet they offer thousands and thousands of acres for riding and camping. The Little Missouri NG in North Dakota has 1,028,051 acres to ride and is home to the 100-mile Maah Daah Hey multiple-use trail. (Book on trail in Two Horse book section.) States with NGs are California, Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Dakota, Texas and Wyoming. This brochure shows locations of the Grasslands by state plus name, address and phone number for each National Grasslands.

Guide and Map lists all National Wildlife Refuges in the United States that offer recreational opportunities. Many are open to trail ride and camping at specific times of the year. Each state is listed with Refuges in that state containing name, address and recreation availability.

Showing the route from Arizona to the San Francisco Bay Area in California, places to explore on horseback are listed plus historic sites along the Trail.

All Colorado State Parks are listed in this Guide with over 20 having equine access. Parks are listed alphabetically followed by a brief description, pictures and symbols to show what types of recreation is allowed in each park plus what facilities can be found -- dump station, water, picnic areas, horsecamps, etc. Each park's name, address and phone number. Included is a copy of 'Equestrian Trails' in each Guide.

This Guide shows all National Forests and Grasslands throughout the nation color keyed for easy reference. On the back are Region addresses include states in that Region and then forests or grasslands located in that specific Region. Phone, fax and addresses for each included.

All National Scenic and Historic Trail routes are shown on this map on one side. On the other, contact information for each. (Important -- remember, NOT all of these trails are 'on the ground'. Many are still in the planning and drawing stages so always contact the agency to find out where trails are available to be ridden.)

This map shows trails in the Parks plus description of what's to be found. Reference phone numbers and addresses are listed so to be sure to contact them for a current copy of their "Grazing Locations" along with Wilderness Permit and Stock Information.

From Missouri to California this trail was the 'freeway' for western expansion. Although not on the ground in all states, this is an interesting map to see where it was and to find out where sections are available to be ridden.

Located in Northern California, Whiskeytown offers horsecamping and trails in this National Park System Unit. Map shows location of horsecamp and trails plus provides address, contact phone number and website address.

North of San Francisco, California these Parks stretch almost to the Oregon border along Highway 1. Horses are allowed on numerous trails and 3 horsecamps are available. Contact phone numbers and addresses included along with map of Parks.

Lewis and Clark, Oregon, Mormon, Pony Express, California, Oxbow and other trails all cross Nebraska. This map shows locations and what agency to contact for more information on equestrian uses.

Alaska is known as the 'last frontier'. Many trails are open to horse use and with a large and active horse industry and Horse Council, Alaska IS a state to explore on horseback. This map is topographic with a an all new and detailed index. (Measures 56 x 28 inches)

This map covers California-Nevada and shows rivers, lakes, trails, roads, wilderness areas, National Forests, National Parks, National Trails, campgrounds, towns and more from Mt. Lassen south to the Tehachapi Pass plus Highway 99 corridor from Chico to Bakersfield. Measures 30 x 50 inches.

Shimek State Forest (Iowa)  $2.00

Shows horsecamping locations and trails.