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Overnight Stables/ Lodging & Awesome Mountain Trail Riding Vacations with Your Horses
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Facilities: 1100 Carter Cove Road
New Barn 12X12 Matted Stalls, Grass Paddocks with Trees, Corral pens, Wash, Round pen, Open Riding Arena, Stocks, On-site Trails, Trailer parking & Hook-ups, Dump. Big rigs & Pets welcome. Safe & clean, Owner Operated with Hay, Grain & Extra Bedding Available. Negative Coggins.
Accommodations: 1224 Carter Cove Road
Cottage has 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, sleeps 8, single-level, spacious & clean. Prices are reasonable for weekends and vacations on 200 acre cattle & horse ranch. Trailer service and guided rides with your horses, featuring 'Trail & Trout'. Trailer camping & hook-ups. Pets Welcome.
Location: In the beautiful Nantahala Mountains area of the Great Smokies in Western NC
2 hours from Asheville, Atlanta or Chattanooga. 1 mile in on the right on Carter Cove Road, next to Grace Baptist Church, across from Jenny's Alpaca Farm. Minutes away from miles of trail riding at its best at Fires Creek, Tusquitee Mt. or Standing Indian Basin. 5 minutes from town and tourist areas, great horse vacation area with many local activities & attractions.
Trails :
Nantahala National Forest- Fires Creek Area -- Hundreds of miles of trails, Rim trail 25+ miles, Year round trail riding at its best. This large remote basin is outlined by a horseshoe-shaped rim of densely forested mountains rising to over 5,000 feet. Fires Creek drains the basin and the 5240 foot Tusquitee Bald crowns its rugged steep terrain. Most trails connect to the Rim Trail, which follows the ridgeline around the basin. Waterfalls, wildlife and trout fishing. Bristol Fields primitive horse camp. Access from US 64
Nantahala National Forest- Standing Indian Area -- 4 marked trails, 20+ miles, Year round trail riding at its best. Standing Indian Basin is a horseshoe shaped drainage formed by the Nantahala and Blue Ridge Mountains. Bisecting the drainage is the Nantahala river, born amid the basin's high peaks. Trails combine with roads to offer a variety of riding opportunities. Horse trails are marked with orange blazes. Waterfalls, wildlife, trout fishing and primitive horse camp. Access from US 64
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