Equestrian in Georgia State Parks

Equestrian in Georgia State Parks [1]

A.H. Stephens State Park

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Seven Georgia State Parks welcome horseback riders, with some parks offering miles of horseback riding trails, equestrian campsites, horse stalls or riding rings. Guided rides are available at F.D. Roosevelt State Park [3]. Most horseback riding trails are loop rides with links to other trails, allowing you to customize your adventure. A.H. Stephens [4], Cloudland Canyon [5], F.D. Roosevelt [3], Fort Mountain [6], General Coffee [7], Hard Labor Creek [8] and Watson Mill Bridge [9] offer horseback riding trails.

Present a negative equine infectious anemia test for each horse. (Please note that if riding at Watson Mill Bridge [9], riders must be in possession of a current negative coggins test, ready for inspection for each horse being ridden)
Ride only during daylight, between dawn and sunset.
Do not ride on roadways or any other area that is not clearly identified for equestrians.
Do not ride in a fast or reckless manner.
Attend horses at all times.
Ride no more than 2 abreast on trails.
Do not graze horses.
Camp only in the designated campground.
Do not ride horses into the campground.
Do not picnic in the campground.
Do not stable horses using a tie-line or temporary corral.
Do not put more than one horse in each stall.
Dogs must be leashed and attended at all times.
Only registered overnight park visitors may stable horses.
Return stall key(s) to the park office by 1 p.m. on the day of departure.
Remove soiled bedding from stall(s) prior to departing.
Do not consume alcoholic beverages in day-use areas.
No smoking in the stable area.