Information About Horse & Equestrian In Mesa, Arizona
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Alder Trail - Trails
This trail is in the Four Peaks Wilderness Area. It is 12 miles long, receives very light use, and has a most difficult rating. Hiking and Horseback Riding are permitted on the trail, but horseback riding is not recommended.

Alder Trail - Trails
This trail is in the Four Peaks Wilderness Area. It is 12 miles long, receives very light use, and has a most difficult rating. Hiking and Horseback Riding are permitted on the trail, but horseback riding is not recommended.

Barnhardt Trail - Trails
This trail has long uphill grades. It is 5.9 miles long and has a more difficult rating. Hiking and horseback riding are permitted, but horseback riding is not recommended.

Barnhardt Trail - Trails
This trail has long uphill grades. It is 5.9 miles long and has a more difficult rating. Hiking and horseback riding are permitted, but horseback riding is not recommended.

Brown's Trail - Trails
This trail is in the Four Peaks Wilderness Area. It is 2 miles long, receives heavy use, and has a more difficult rating. Hiking and horseback riding are permitted.

Cane Spring Trail - Trails
This trail is in the Four Peaks Wilderness Area. It is 2.3 miles long, receives very light use, and has a more difficult rating. Hiking and horseback riding are permitted on this trail.

Cane Spring Trail - Trails
This trail is in the Four Peaks Wilderness Area. It is 2.3 miles long, receives very light use, and has a more difficult rating. Hiking and horseback riding are permitted on this trail.

Four Peaks Trail - Trails
This trail is in the Four Peaks Wilderness Area. It is 10 miles long, receives light to heavy use, and has a most difficult rating. Hiking and horseback riding are permitted.

Four Peaks Trail - Trails
This trail is in the Four Peaks Wilderness Area. It is 10 miles long, receives light to heavy use, and has a most difficult rating. Hiking and horseback riding are permitted.

Lower Soldier Camp Trail - Trails
This trail is located in the Four Peaks Wilderness Area. It is 2 miles long, receives light use, and has a most difficult rating. Hiking and horseback riding are permitted, but horseback riding is not recommended.

Lower Soldier Camp Trail - Trails
This trail is located in the Four Peaks Wilderness Area. It is 2 miles long, receives light use, and has a most difficult rating. Hiking and horseback riding are permitted, but horseback riding is not recommended.

Pigeon Trail - Trails
This trail travels through a ponderosa pine forest in the Four Peaks Wilderness Area. It is 2 miles long, receives moderate use, and has an easiest rating. Hiking and horseback riding are permitted.

Pigeon Trail - Trails
This trail travels through a ponderosa pine forest in the Four Peaks Wilderness Area. It is 2 miles long, receives moderate use, and has an easiest rating. Hiking and horseback riding are permitted.

Soldier Camp Trail - Trails
This trail follows the open ridges below the Four Peaks. It is 8 miles long, receives very light use, and has a more difficult rating. Hiking and horseback riding are permitted.

Soldier Camp Trail - Trails
This trail follows the open ridges below the Four Peaks. It is 8 miles long, receives very light use, and has a more difficult rating. Hiking and horseback riding are permitted.

Tonto National Forest - Horse Use In National Forests
The Tonto National Forest offers outstanding opportunities for those traveling through its diverse ecosystem: from Sonoran Desert to the ponderosa pine-forested Mogollon Rim.
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