Re: Vacation spots near horses?

["Susan Garlinghouse" <suendavid@worldnet.att.net>]

If you do a web search for "Montana outfitters", there are alot of guest
ranches in some of the most beautiful country you'll ever find, plenty of
riding and plenty to do non-riding, and very family-friendly.  Some are just
nice lil cabins and a dining room, some can get pretty ritzy.  I'm sure you
could find one that would let you bring your own horse, or would have good
horses you'd be happy with.

I have a fellow research-vet-student friend from Montana who's traveled all
over the world and she said Montana has spoiled her for anywhere
else..."yeah, the Alps are nice....but they're not Montana."<g>

Have fun. :-)

Susan G

----- Original Message -----
From: <RhndLev@cs.com>
To: <ridecamp@endurance.net>
Sent: Monday, December 18, 2000 9:37 AM
Subject: RC: Vacation spots near horses?


> Hey gang, my in-laws are offering to take us all on a vacation this
summer.
> Last summer, they took us to Sanibel Island, FL, for a week.  It was
great,
> but there were NO horses.  So, any advice on a nice vacation spot (ie,
resort
> or resort-like) where my non-horsey relatives will be happy and have
things
> to do, but there will be a place nearby that I can ride, even if it's only
a
> rent-a-horse?  Ideally, I would like to trailer my own horse, but
understand
> that most resort type places kind of frown on that.
>
> So, the only suggestion from my sister-in-law has been a place near the
> Canadian border that offers swimming, hiking, "cultural events" but no
horses
> and children aren't allowed in the dining room.  This just doesn't sound
like
> fun to me.  I go on vacation to be WITH my children.  I need suggestions,
> PLEASE!
>
> Rhonda
>
>
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