Presents
Cache Creek Ridge Ride
The Trail
50 milers will have their lunch vet check at High Bridge.
The trail is well maintained with beautiful footing. You will experience vistas from the ridge of surrounding mountains and of Bear Creek and Cache Creek. It is challenging and the weather can be hot. There are creek crossings periodically along the trail depending on the amount of spring rain. This is our second year of drought in a row and the ponds are now dry. Ride Management, i.e. Chuck Stalley and his hard-working crew of Greg King and Tony Benedetti, will haul water into the middle of the ranch to fill the troughs at key intersections and along the trail, but it is critical that you are only using the water for drinking and do not splash or drench your horses.
There are three out vet checks on the 50 mile ride--the first is at the Confluence (crews are not allowed here), lunch for the 50 milers a one hour hold at High Bridge, and the last check is out at Judge Davis.
The 25 mile ride / R&T Long Course has one out vet check at Judge Davis. Sandwiches and drinks are provided for riders. Hay and mash are provided for horses. Pulse & Go, there is no hold time for Ride & Tie.
The intro ride / R&T Short Course is 12 miles long; it starts and ends in camp. There is one number taker on the loop to track your progress. Always state your number loudly and clearly.
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Trail Maps
Intro Ride / R&T Short Course 25 Mile Ride / R&T Long 50 Mile Ride