Trail users should be aware that the 3-day 19th Wild West Endurance Ride in the Tahoe National Forest is starting today, Friday, June 16. The ride, which takes place on Friday, Saturday and ending Sunday, June 18. The equestrian ride will be held on the trails in and around Skillman Horse Camp and will be using multi-use trails, including the Pioneer, Omega, Burlington, Hallelujah, and the horses will be going uphill on the new Hoot Trail. The Hoot Trail is a two way trail, open to hikers, horses and bikers. All users to yield to uphill travel.
Because of the usage of the Hoot Trail by downhill bicyclists, for safety, the trail may be closed for two hours each day during the ride. Bikers should be aware and careful going downhill as more uphill horses than usual will be using the trail all weekend.
CLICK HERE to see the area's trail maps.
CLICK HERE to see more information about the Wild West Endurance Ride.
Map of the Hoot Trail
Because of the usage of the Hoot Trail by downhill bicyclists, for safety, the trail may be closed for two hours each day during the ride. Bikers should be aware and careful going downhill as more uphill horses than usual will be using the trail all weekend.
CLICK HERE to see the area's trail maps.
CLICK HERE to see more information about the Wild West Endurance Ride.
Map of the Hoot Trail
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