EAGLE CANYON ENDURANCE & TRAIL RIDE

Ride Camp

Camp is in a flat, open area with plenty of room for big rigs. Just watch out for badger holes.

Dogs are welcome, but must be leashed.

Horse water will be available from noon on Friday, April 2. Bring your own people water.

Our ride vets will be arrive around 4:00 Friday. Treatment vets are located nearby.

Trails

You can expect mostly two-track roads and single-track trail, with modest elevation gains and some badger holes to dodge.

​Although the trails are mostly sandy, there are sections of rock. Hoof protection is recommended.

Click here to view and print trail maps.

Schedule

 Friday, April 2
         4:00 p.m. Pre-ride vetting begins
         7:00 p.m. Ride meeting
       
Saturday, April 3
         7:30 a.m. 50-milers start 
         8:30 a.m. 25-milers start
         Trail riders start anytime after 10:00
         6:30 p.m. Awards presentation

Please note that we cannot host a potluck dinner due to COVID restrictions. Thanks for making your own dinner plans. Click here to view our COVID safety plan.

Driving Directions

To find ride camp, turn north off Idaho State Hwy 44 onto Eagle Road. Go 6 miles (Eagle Road will turn into Willow Creek Road), then turn right through the gates onto Aerie Lane. Go 2 miles on Aerie Lane. Camp is at the intersection of Aerie Lane and Willowview Lane. 

For Health Certificates: The ride camp address is
9148 N. Willowview Lane, Eagle, ID 83616.

Ride Photographer

We're excited to have Merri Melde back as our ride photographer this year. She took this Endurance News cover shot of rider Connie Holloway at a previous year's Eagle Canyon ride.

You can see more of Merri's work on her website, The Equestrian Vagabond.