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Tennesseetrailrider,com members are offered a $25 off, on a single reservation, or $50 off, on a double reservation for Saddle Valley's Spring ride. We will offer a discount for members of TTR, only, we will have a coupon that will be available next week for you to print.

April 23 - 25,   2010

Bring your horse, and come ride the trails of Big South Fork from Saddle Valley all weekend, and let us take care of the meals ,and planning the
rides. Check in Friday, and ride 4 hours that afternoon and return to
the campground for a hot meal at the pavilion. Saturday morning wake to
hot coffee and breakfast, then saddle up and ride out for a full day.
We will make the whole Cumberland Valley loop, return to Saddle Valley
to a hot meal and some live entertainment. Sunday morning breakfast and
a 4 hour ride around Yellow Face. Come ready to ride and eat. Let us
take care of the worries of what to eat when you get back to camp.

A full breakfast will be served Saturday and Sunday  morning, coffee juice milk bacon eggs sausage maybe, I don’t know about grits : ( . You
need to pack your own lunch to eat on the trail, you can make plans
with Teresa, for a lunch but you need to tell her when you make you
reservations, we will stop along the way for lunch, and breaks. Dinner
Friday night will be Ed’s pulled pork barbecue, with beans and potato
salad, bread and tea or soft drink. Saturday night a big pot of
Teresa’s hearty beef stew and corn bread will be waiting on riders when
they get back.

Saturday’s ride will be a long one, and an even longer one for the “Long Riders” of “tennessee trailriders.com”. We will make the entire Cumberland
Valley Loop from Saddle Valley, about 20 miles altogether. At Coyle
Branch, and North White Oak Creek, you will have the option of
continuing on the loop and heading back toward camp, or going  on down
stream to the O&W Rail Road bridge, it’s around 2 miles on down the
trail, and this actually gets you into the river gorge, and allows you
to cross the bridge if your horse has the skill and training. This will
add about 4-5 miles to the ride, for a total of around 25 miles. I do
not have a GPS, but I’m sure someone will bring one and tell us exactly
how far it is.  I have made the ride in a day no problem, but it is an
all day ride, pack a good lunch.

Sunday morning after a good hot breakfast, we’ll ride Yellow Face for a good 4 hour ride that is a little more of a challenge, nothing dangerous, but
some things to make you and your horse think about what you’re doing

$175.00 single

$300.00 couple

Price includes 1 campsite, 1 or 2 stalls, all rides (BYOH), dinner Friday night, breakfast Saturday morning, dinner Saturday night, breakfast
Sunday morning.We should have a couple of pickers for entertainment
Saturday night, anyone that wants to bring an instrument to make music,
please feel free to do so.


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Ed, this ride sounds like a lot of fun and thanks much for the TTR discount. My wife and I plan to be there!

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Hey Mike,

I was hoping to here from you. If you get a big posse to come with you, I'll give you a real good deal.

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Go to the events page and look at the bottom of the ride description page there is a coupon that can be printed for members of ttr.

EVEN WITH COUPON, RESERVATIONS MUST BE MADE IN ADVANCE!

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