Horse Riding

FCNSW HORSE

NSW State forests are ready for you

Forestry Corporation maintains an extensive network of roads and fire trails throughout its forests.

These serve a practical purpose, allowing access for timber harvesting and for protecting the forests from summer bushfires, as well as providing access to a host of exploration opportunities for horse riding.

Before you visit

Remember, permits are required from Forestry Corporation for commercial activities and most organised events in State forests.

Take a look at important information when visiting state forests for tips on safety and sustainable recreation.

Where can I go horse riding?

Horse riding is generally permitted in all State Forests. The following Forests have dedicated horse riding trails.

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Includes: Armidale Forest Park
Includes: Paddy's River Dam; Blowering Dam Foreshore; Hume and Hovell Walking track; Pilot Hill Arboretum; Paling Yards
Includes: Manning River; Cobark Lookout
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Includes: Bodalla Forest Rest Area; Lake Mummuga Walking Track; Box Cutting Rainforest Walk; Wagonga Scenic Drive
Includes: Basket Swamp visitor area; Basket Swamp Falls
Includes: Kyogle MTB Trails
Includes: Big Bit Lookout
Includes: Mogood Lookout
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Includes: Braemar roadside rest area
Includes: Crooked Creek Picnic area
Includes: Kalateenee Mountain Bike Trails
Includes: Jacks Ridge Mountain Bike Track
Includes: Coondoo MTB track
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Includes: Jolly Nose MTB Park
Includes: Tumut Trail
Includes: Wedding Bells Forest trails
Includes: Woodburn State Forest MTB Park