The Blue Ridge Center is an amazing resource for USTR members. With nearly 900 acres of protected land, it affords USTR members a peaceful place to ride and take in the beauty of this area. There are meandering trails and streams lined with beautiful ferns. There are deer, birds, butterflys, flowers and a beaver pond as well as interesting old cabins and homesteads.
USTR has developed and nurtured a partnership with the Blue Ridge Center by maintaining the trails through the conservency as well as providing financial donations from our annual public trail ride(s) at the Center.
The Blue Ridge Center is not open to the public for riding. Only USTR members and their horses may enjoy riding on the Center's 900 acres. USTR members may purchase annual trail tags to ride at the Blue Ridge Center. An orientation ride is required prior to receiving your trail tag and the combination to the parking lot, and members are expected to adhere to the "Code of Conduct found here. . Helmets must be worn at all times while riding at the Blue Ridge Center.
If you would like more information and to see a map of the trails at the Blue Ridge Center, click here.
For the latest member notices about the status of BRCES trails, visit our BRCES Trails Notices page.
ORIENTATION RIDES: RIDING AT THE BLUE RIDGE CENTER
If you are a new member or a seasoned member who hasn't purchased a trail tag in the past, before you can ride at the Blue Ridge Center you must participate in an orientation ride with one of USTR's approved orientation ride guides. To schedule an orientation ride, please contact one of the USTR members below. Cathy A. is our orientation ride coordinator. If you have any questions about the ride, feel free to contact Cathy or any of our ride leaders by clicking on their names, below.
Cathy A. Orientation Ride Coordinator
Yvonne W.
Gary W.
Sharon D.
Doreen H.
Judith S.
Maryann K.
Jean L.
Janet V.
Lynett W.
Linda B.
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