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[RC] Trails near Charlotte,NC - equi20

One park I can suggest is South Mountain State Park. Over 20 miles of horse trails there I believe. I have hiked there and they are nice and wide..beautiful trails. There are places available for you to tie your horse along some of the trails and some really nice scenery(waterfall,views of the surrounding mountains,etc). There is a parking area for trailers. I would also look on http://www.ils.unc.edu/parkproject/visit/somo/directions.html there may be more listed on this site.

Kate

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