Horseback Riding
Saddle up to explore a vast wilderness where expansive, trailer-friendly parking lots and over 30 kilometers of scenic trail systems offer riders everything from sheltered forest paths to panoramic marsh views. Whether you’re navigating the grassy dyke tops or the winding Sugarbush, remember to check seasonal zone restrictions and wear high-visibility gear to ensure a perfect day in the saddle.
Saddle Up, Set Out
Explore Hullett's Unbridled Beauty
Hullett Marsh offers a diverse trails that provide prime vantage points for spotting deer, beavers, and over 180 species of birds, with the dyke tops offering unique panoramic views 8 meters above the water. While horseback riders are welcomed throughout the property, access to Zone A is restricted from October 1 to May 1, and large groups should notify the Hullett Office before riding in that area.
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To ensure a smooth visit, riders should utilize parking lots at 81044 and 80602 Wildlife Line, 80591 Front Road, 40672 Hydro Line Road, 40677 and 40905 Summerhill Road, or 81001 Burns Line, as these locations provide ample space for maneuvering trailers and direct access to the trail systems.
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On these multi-use paths, standard etiquette applies: hikers and photographers are encouraged to yield to horses, and riders should communicate clearly when approaching others to prevent spooking. For safety and comfort, riders are advised to use fly spray in the summer, wear hunter orange during hunting season, and always carry a map to navigate the many intersecting trails safely.