Trail riders from all over the country know that the Big South Fork National Park in Jamestown, Tennessee is called, "The Trail Riding Capital Of The Southeast, boasting the best riding east of the Mississippi on 180+ miles of trails. What they may NOT know is that there are another 130 miles of spectacular trails, south of town, at East Fork Stables, which are beautifully marked and maintained.
East Fork encompasses 12,000 acres, privately owned, and has 150 stalls as well as areas for picketing and pasture. In addition to the campsites, there are cabins ranging from primitive to deluxe, and everything you might need for a comfortable stay. There's a tack shop and and RV shop; you can get ice, propane, firewood, hay and shavings. You can arrange a guided ride. There's an on-call vet and farrier. There's even a photographer!
Their specialty is the always enjoyable annual events such as the Spring Wildflower Ride, Spring Fling, Fall Golden Leaf and Indian Summer Rides, as well as the annual Pig Roast and the Chili Cook-Off. They book one riding club after another, with meals on or off the trail, bonfires and bluegrass for entertainment. One day it's foxhunting, another day it's Civil War reenactments.
Everyone who comes to East Fork can't wait to come back! And, for local riders, there's a yearly pass for $75 or a day pass for $10 so no one needs to miss out on the fun!
For information about Big South Fork real estate or horse properties in Jamestown, Tennessee, go to www.trailridersrealestate.com
There's also a lot of information about the are on Tennessee Recreational Properties' website.
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