Treasure Valley Equestrian Trail Riders

06/10/2023

Ridge to Rivers Survey
Pass it on.

A new, fully accessible pedestrian-only trail that will connect with and parallel the current Grove Trail in Hulls Gulch Reserve. The approximately .4 mile section will turn the trail into a loop creating a longer trail experience for users.

15/06/2023

LITTLE GULCH
GORGEOUS days ahead. Carpe Diem and hit the trails. Avimor cleaned up the equestrian parking lot. No palettes or nails and the same old great trails to ride. 🐎❤️🐎❤️🐎❤️🐎❤️🐎
Avimor Parking Pass Needed: Call Becky at (208) 939-0343
OR
Send an email to [email protected] to make your request. She’ll need name, phone, home address and email. You’ll need to print out the permission slip and display on dash.
THANKS Carla! ❤️🐎❤️

09/06/2022

EQUESTRIAN BIG GULCH PARKING AVAILABLE NOW
THANK YOU to Avimor for creating equestrian parking at Big Gulch.
Coming from Treasure Valley: Drive north on Willow Creek/Eagle Rd past the traditional Little Gulch equestrian parking lot. Turn right at the next road. Drive through the green gates. Equestrian parking immediately on the south side (right) Please pass it on.
Thank you,
Karen Danley

08/06/2022

ANNOUCEMENT from the CITY OF EAGLE
Little Gulch Parking Area is closed June 10-13. City of Eagle is closing Little Gulch for a noise study. See the attached documents for more details.

16/05/2022

Eagle Island Park: Dogs and a Leash Law
Comment by May 26
KTVB Report by Steve Dent

https://www.kivitv.com/news/outdoors/eagle-island-state-park-proposes-shift-that-would-prohibit-dogs-being-off-leash-in-the-park?_amp=true

10/05/2022

https://parksandrecreation.idaho.gov/parks/eagle-island-state-park-new-dogs-on-leash-policy/

For many years, dogs have been allowed off leash in most places within the park but a dramatic increase in the number of canine visitors and dog-related incidents – some leading to violence and police involvement – has forced the change. The Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation wants interes...

03/03/2022

Gun Range Discussion
March 9
Eagle City Hall
5:30-7:00

03/03/2022

Heads up to all equestrians. If a trail is muddy or your horses sinks at all, don't ride on it. The holes pictured are tough for trail management. Some great places for equestrian trails now is Little or Big Gulch, Wilson Creek, Celebration Park, Eagle Island Park, etc. The trails north of Boise are generally still too wet.

These pictures are from March 3, 2022 at Spring Creek in Avimore.

13/02/2022

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=306703601491989&id=100064570546153