Riding in Mammoth Cave National Park
What's happening..
BENEFIT TRAIL RIDE
Sponsored by the
Mammoth Cave Equine Trail Riders Association
Saturday, June 6th, 2009
Maple Springs Campground - Mammoth Cave National Park
MARK YOUR CALENDAR!
06-06-09
National Trails Day
First Saturday in June
We Want Trail Riders to Participate & Create
National Equine Trails Day
JOIN US ON THE TRAILS!
The Mammoth Cave Equine Trail Riders Association, TWHBEA and the KY Equine Education Projection are all proud promoters of
National Trails Day in our National Parks held on the first Saturday in June.
We are encouraging trail riders of all ages to come and ride the beautiful trails and enjoy Mammoth Cave National Park.
This is a benefit trail ride & a TWHBEA KY Host-A-Ride with the proceeds going to MCETRA
which in turn will benefit the horse trails at
Mammoth Cave National Park.
Registration is to begin at 9:00 am CDT
& the first ride planned to go out at 10:00 am
$10 Donation Suggested - $10 includes FOOD, Fellowship & FUN!
Food: a catered meal - Lunch will be served from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm
RSVP: It is not mandatory; however, it is strongly encouraged by the National Park Service
& gives you the best chance at getting fed a great meal.
YOU can sign up the day of the trail ride & Ride & Donate to a GREAT Cause!
Directions to Maple Springs Campground (word doc)
Check out MCETRA Website:www.mcetra.com
& the TWHBEA: www.TWHBEA.com
& KEEP: www.horseswork.com
PLEASE RSVP:
Linda Starnes, Ride Coordinator
5618 Brownsville Road Brownsville, KY 42210
Phone/Fax: 270-597-3429
The Backcountry Summit Council trail workdays at Mammoth Cave National Park for spring of 2009 will be:
Stay abreast of where we stand and what is being done to support the equine riders in Kentucky and how you can help.
There is nothing more beautiful and fun as riding a horse through the beautiful backcountry horse trails at Mammoth Cave National Park. MCETRA is an organization dedicated to supporting the numerous equine riders that visit our state. We participate in volunteer work days to help keep the NPS trails in good condition. We represent the trail riding community when it comes to issues that affect the back country trails of Mammoth Cave and other trails in the state. We schedule activities to bring the community of horse riders together for group rides and outings.