Spring, summer, winter or fall, the gently rolling woodlands offer a refreshing change for the horseback riding enthusiast.
State parks maintain several bridle trails available for public use.
Each trail is unique. The geological, biological and cultural histories combine to create a story of the various areas. Some parks allow limited travel on the roads in the park, but this varies from park to park. A few of the parks lie adjacent to other public lands such as state forest land or state game lands. In these cases, riders can leave their trailers in the park's day-use area and ride through the park to access other public lands.