Reservations and General Questions:
Horseback Riding Reservations: KAdams3113@aol.com

Reservation Line: 1.970.477.1171
(Winter Operations: Live 8am - 6pm MST Everyday)
(Summer Operations: Live 9am – 3pm MST Everyday)
(Off Season: Message Phone April – May & October – November, calls and e-mails returned with in 48 hours)

Physical Address:
700 Red Sandstone Road
White River National Forest
Vail, Colorado 81657

Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 1058
Vail, Colorado 81658

Summer Directions:
Coming in from Denver:
Heading West on I-70 take the 176 Main Vail Exit
Stay Right and merge onto North Frontage Road (still heading west) – follow for 1 mile turn Right on Red Sandstone Road – follow for ½ a mile.
continue straight onto Forestry Road # 700 – 11 miles to Piney Lake.
(Remember you are traveling through the White River National Forest, 11 miles will take you 30 – 45 minutes)

Coming in from Glenwood Springs:
Heading East on I-70 take the 173 West Vail Exit.
Go through the round-about and under the interstate,
turn Right on North Frontage Road – follow for 2 miles
turn Left on Red Sandston Road – follow for ½ a mile.
continue straight onto Forestry Road # 700 – 11 miles to Piney Lake.
(Remember you are traveling through the White River National Forest, 11 miles will take you 30 – 45 minutes)

Winter Directions:
Coming in from Denver:
Heading West on I-70 take the 176 main Vail Exit
Stay Right and merge onto North Frontage Road (still heading west) – follow for 1 mile turn Right on Red Sandstone Road – follow for 3/10th of a mile.
Park on your left in the North Trail Parking Area.
*reservations must be made for a shuttle to pick you up.

Coming in from Glenwood Springs:
Heading East on I-70 take the 173 West Vail Exit.
Go through the round-about and under the interstate,
turn Right on North Frontage Road – follow for 2 miles
turn Left on Red Sandston Road – follow for 3/10th of a mile
Park on you Left in the North Trail Parking Area.
*reservations must be made for a shuttle to pick you up.

Please do not drive past North Trail Parking Area. The last mile to our base area is a single lane road open to private riders and there snowmobile trailers. It is not recommended to drive or park on Forestry Road # 700 for our tours.