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Welcome to the Rocky Mountain Back Country Horsemen
we have a place for everyone
We're a passionate group of horse enthusiasts from all over the Colorado, dedicated to exploring and preserving the beautiful backcountry trails we call home. Even if you don't have a horse, everyone is welcome. Whether you're looking for the best places to ride, tips for staying safe on the trail, advice on camping with your equine, or even just places to enjoy nature, we've got you covered. We also roll up our sleeves for trail maintenance, ensuring these scenic routes stay open for all trail users to enjoy. Best of all, you'll find an incredible community to share the adventure with. Saddle up and join us!
April 6 - Garden of the Gods ride and Lunch
Apr 27 - In person saddle fitting opportunity with Saddle Up, Western Saddle & Tack Shop RSVP by Apr 13
May 2,3,4 Chainsaw and Sawyer certification, Salida. RSVP by Apr 1
July 12, 13 Bruno Gulch Camp, Ride, Work weekend
RSVP to rides at rmbch.info@gmail.com
Everyone has something to contribute
Whether you're an avid rider, enjoy a leisurely trail ride, prefer hiking, or love learning about the great outdoors in your local space, there's a place for you here! Every Back Country Horsemen chapter is dedicated to preserving trails, but there are countless ways to get involved beyond the saddle. Join us in keeping the outdoors open and accessible—not just for equestrians, but for all who cherish our wild spaces. Volunteer, connect, and make a difference in your equine community today!
Where do we ride? Everywhere in Colorado.
Need trailhead details, where to park, what is the trail like, hazards, pictures and more of local trails for you to use? This is the place.
Colorado Springs, Calhan, Penrose, Westcliffe, Elizabeth, Monument, south Denver, Spanish Peaks and more. Wherever our members live is where we are. We would love to meet you out on the trail!
Our equine and trail work efforts are directly involved with: