Charlene Krone

Visit southeast Oklahoma, and discover a world of evergreen-covered hills, clear streams, and good horse camps.

Riding trails in the Goldfield Mountains snake throughout washes, up and around mountains, and down into gullies. Here’s a from-the-saddle report.

Explore Yosemite National Park’s Tuolumne Meadows on your own horse with our from-the-saddle trail guide.

Southeastern Arizona offers sun-filled trails, varied terrain, and rich history. Here are nine hot spots awaiting the adventurous trail rider. Plus, enjoy a bonus photo album of the Krones? trip to Southeast Arizona!

Oregon's Central Cascades rise to greet horse and rider. The Cascades have an additional attraction - numerous horse camps!

Head to the OK Corral at Apache Junction, Ariz. Located next to the mysterious and beautiful Superstition Mountains, the OK Corral provides one-hour to all-day rides and overnight pack trips.

Trail Riding in the Toiyabe, Toquima, and Monitor Mountain Ranges of Nevada from this trail riding feature from The Trail Rider magazine.

Calendar-like photography surrounds Triangle C Ranch. Within view are the Pinnacle Mountains and Absaroka Range; the pristine Wind River flows through the ranch. The comfortable log lodge is welcoming in both its d?cor and majestic mountain views.

You don't need a time machine for a trail riding trip, just a trail riding journey to Virginia City, Montana. In Virginia City, you can immerse yourself in Old West fantasies and walk where history was made.

Have a hellroaring good time in Montana's vast Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness.

Riding in Devil's Tower country is a unique experience, both in scenery and feeling. According to Native American legend, this magnificent geological wonder is etched with claw marks from the Great Bear. In its aura, you hear echoes from the past, pulling the past very much into the present.

The Trail Rider contributors Kent and Charlene Krone share their story and pictures of trail riding in North Dakota.

Make tracks to Triangle C Ranch for an inspiring dose of wilderness, wildlife, pristine rivers, and majestic mountain views.

Saddle up, and splash in Idaho's pristine St. Joe River country, then bunk down in a spacious horse camp or historic lodge.

Saddle up, and splash in Idaho's pristine St. Joe River country, then bunk down in a spacious horse camp or historic lodge.

The TrailRider Magazine contributors select Washington's Pasayten Wilderness Area of a nine-day horse-packing trip.

Kent and Charlene Krone share their ride through the Wyoming sagebrush at a working cattle ranch between Cody and Thermopolis, Wyoming. Including branding and herding cattle, starting young colts and adventure horseback.

The Sierra Nevada Mountains are home to great trail riders who want to explore grand ghost towns, canyons, and suprising discoveries on their trails.

We selected to explore three mountain ranges near the remote center of Nevada. The Toiyabe, Toquima, and Monitor ranges run north and south

Ever dream of riding in saguaro deserts through land laced in history? Head to the OK Corral at Apache Junction, Ariz. Located next to the mysterious and beautiful Superstition Mountains, the OK Corral provides one-hour to all-day rides and overnight pack trips

The 4,500-acre Hunewill Ranch was founded in 1861 by Napoleon Bonaparte Hunewill and his wife, Esther. Napoleon Bonaparte Hunewill's ancestors were French Huguenots from Alsace-Lorraine. As we drove up to the old Hunewill Ranch House near Bridgeport, Cal

One of the few places folks are able to ride their horses cross country among free-ranging wild buffalo is in North Dakota's Theodore Roosevelt National Park. On your trail ride you're treated not only to views of buffalo, but also of wild horses, elk, deer, mountain sheep, and prairie dogs. This varied wildlife display against a fantastically eroded landscape of the Badlands makes for memorable trail riding experiences.

Each year the residents of Thermopolis Wyoming host the Outlaw Trail Ride that traces the steps of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid through Wyoming. It is a historical adventure for the trail riders.

The Oregon Trail was the route of the world's greatest peacetime migration. From the early 1830s to the mid-1880s, around 500,000 people traveling west to Oregon, California, and other points in the Pacific Northwest traveled on the Oregon trail; 50,000 died along the way. From Independence, Missouri, to Oregon City, Oregon, the trail is 2,170 miles in length.

In the heart of the most remote place in America, the Yellowston, Teton wilderness, these intrepid trail riders enjoyed a pack trip through the park that included adventure, wildlife, stunning scenery and a chance to connect more deeply with each other and their horses.

Not all bed, breakfast, and corrals are created equal. Some stand alone, unequaled in architecture, hospitality, and comfort. The magnificent Chief Joseph Ranch in the Bitterroot Valley near Darby, Montana (406/821-0894; www.chiefjosephranch.com), is one such example. Once a dude ranch and then closed to the public for many years, the historic ranch is now open again for all to enjoy.