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Equestrian Staging Facilities- Several provincial parks and recreation areas provide equestrian facilities and allow horses on-site. Equestrian staging areas usually provide loading/unloading ramps and hitching rails, and some also provide corrals, vault toilets, bear-proof garbage containers, picnic tables, water wells, fire rings and firewood.

Some recreation areas, though not formally designated for equestrian use, have horseback riding opportunities in the vicinity. Specialized equestrian facilities are not provided at these sites, because they are intended primarily for auto-access camping. Unlike equestrian staging areas, horses are not permitted on-site. Click here for printable PDF file of these park facilities. Or Visit Alberta Parks web site.

DRUMHELLER, T0J0Y0

Bale and Trail at Coyote Morgans , Jacque & Ralph Pennington

Box 1574

PH: 403-823-5086

Email: coyotemo@telus.net

Directions: 3 km from Drumheller off Hwy 9 on secondary 576. All pavement, Drumheller is 85 miles from Calgary

Facilities: Overnight stabling. Box stalls or paddocks w/or without feed. Guided trails through the badlands w/your horse. Room for campers. Tourist town. Excellent restaurants/motels.

HINTON/JASPER, T7V 1X4
Old Entrance Bed 'n Breakfast Cabins (& Bale)
Mary Luger
Bighorn Highway # 40 North/Athabasca River
ALBERTA
Ph: 780-865-4760
Email: oldentrance@yahoo.com
Website:http://www.oldentrance.ab.ca
Directions: Located between Hinton & Jasper near Yellowhead Highway # 16, 5.5 km (3.5 mi.); north on Bighorn Hwy # 40; cross Athabasca River bridge; first left turn onto Brule Road & 1 km (.5 mi) down our gravel access road. Watch for B&B signs.
Facilities: Fully serviced cabins, guest room, riverside teepees & un-serviced campsites along the Athabasca River near Jasper National Park. Overnight rail holding corrals for horses $5/per horse/night without feed or $10.00 w/hay & oats. Discounts for 4 horses + .