Horse Trails
Horse Trails
Sky High Trails - gentleman-outlaw added this area
Mountainburg, AR
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Directions
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Click the icon for directions in google.Take Arkansas I-49 north off of Arkansas I-40 and exit at Chester, Arkansas. Go through Chester and cross the railroad tracks at end of town. Stay on the pavement, no not turn. You will be on Old Number 12 Crossroads. Go 5.8 to 6.0 miles and you will come to the 4 way signs at crossroads. Look slightly left and see the road sign, Kimes Tower Road. Take that. You will go 1.8 to 2.0 miles on dirt road. Campsite is on the left. You can't miss it. There is a cedar rail fence all along the front. Address is 161708 Kimes Tower Road Chester Ark 72934
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Directions
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Driving Directions
Click the icon for directions in google.Take Arkansas I-49 north off of Arkansas I-40 and exit at Chester, Arkansas. Go through Chester and cross the railroad tracks at end of town. Stay on the pavement, no not turn. You will be on Old Number 12 Crossroads. Go 5.8 to 6.0 miles and you will come to the 4 way signs at crossroads. Look slightly left and see the road sign, Kimes Tower Road. Take that. You will go 1.8 to 2.0 miles on dirt road. Campsite is on the left. You can't miss it. There is a cedar rail fence all along the front. Address is 161708 Kimes Tower Road Chester Ark 72934
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Sky High Trails’ Campsite sets at nearly 2000 ft and is the highest point on the mountain range, called the Bostons. From the campsite, campers and trail riders have a view next to Heaven. Visiting riders have called the Boston Mountains “Little Colorado.” Truly it is a smaller version but with incredible towering trees. It is where U.S. Marshals and outlaws rode, called “No man’s Land.”
Private Facility
Call 615-969-8301 before arriving
Campers and riders arrive on Tuesday afternoon begin riding the following day. They ride through to Saturday. The first two days camping riders will take shorter rides. The last two days are longer routes.
Riders will need generators and are allowed to run them through the night. There are port-a-johns all over the grounds and water tanks for horses in several areas. If you have small water tanks (10 to 15 gallons) we fill those up once a day. If you run out of water in your horse trailer, there is one free fill up. After that, there is a ten dollar donation. Pens are available for a small donation as well. Picket lines are prevalent. The campsite donation for the week is 190.00 (55 and up along with vets donate 175.00 on the fall camp and ride event.) The June ride is 175.00 (seniors 55 and up along with vets donate 165.00.) Bottled water is free.
Horses must have coggins and health papers and will be looked at before and after unloading. No one leaves campsite to ride alone. If something were to happen in these mountains you could be hard to find. . Only Sky High Trails camping riders can ride these trails. Sky High Riders secured private individual agreements with land owners.
Dogs are not allowed in camp off of lech and are not allowed on trail rides. No stallions are permitted on grounds or rides. Any beverage must be in sleeves at all times. Trail riders are the best at putting way trash on trails, we appreciate that immensely.