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ARIZONA, ANOTHER GREAT HORSE STATE
Arizona climate attracts horse enthusiasts for winter horse camping and trail riding during its very mild winters, especially around the greater Tucson area which is part of the states desert valleys allow horse enthusiasts to enjoy their favorite pastime year round; while abundant wilderness and parklands ensure countless scenic riding opportunities. During the warm summer months many riders take advantage of the cool mornings and spectacular sunsets to head out on the trails. Horse owners concerned with locating lush pasture land in the mostly arid climate can rest assured that Arizona produces some of the highest quality and most nutrient rich hay in the country.
Enjoy horseback
rides deep in the heart of the desert Southwest ancient Anasazi
people inhabited precarious stone dwellings high in the
sandstone cliffs, and later the Navajo Indians carved a
civilization in the beautiful but isolated landscape. This ride
crosses three distinct portions of the Navajo Indian
Reservation. It begins in Canyon de Chelly, whose impossibly
high walls are dotted with Anasazi ruins. Horse Communities
<http://www.privatecommunities.com/arizona/talkingrockranch/index.htm?ceid=1701&link_location=email>
Ask us to refer you to a Horse Property Specialistt
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