About Equestrian Hubs

We put bridle trails, trailheads and the stables, guest ranches and lesson barns near them on one free map, so you can find a ride and book it. Barns get one dashboard to run the rest.

Part of the Great Outdoor Hubs network

On the map

What we’ve mapped

Built from public data and from the businesses themselves, with the source kept on every record. All of it sits on one free map, and you never need an account to use it.

Stables & ranches: 912
Bridle trails: 18,086 mi
Summits, gaps & falls: 79,989
Trailheads & visitor centers: 1,732

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Our story

Why we built this

Finding a trail ride has meant calling around, and the trails that allow horses are buried in agency maps.

Equestrian Hubs puts bridle trails, trailheads and visitor centers from public sources on one free map, with the stables, ranches and lesson barns beside them.

A trail barn runs on memory: feed charts on index cards, the waiver on a clipboard at the mounting block, the Saturday headcount in somebody's texts. Adding a listing is free, and one dashboard covers a website, online booking, releases signed from the kitchen table, and every rider in one customer list.

What we believe

Releases before the mounting block
Riders sign on their phone from the booking confirmation. A parent signs for minors, and you can add your own questions, like riding experience, to the form.
Built for the ride
Trail rides and lessons are offerings with their own times and group sizes, booked online and listed on one day sheet that shows who has signed.
Every rider in one list
Bookings, signed releases and memberships sit on one customer record, so you know who keeps coming back.
From first lesson to backcountry
A lesson barn and a guest ranch use the same listing, website and booking tools. Turn on what your barn uses.

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GoHubs in one minute.

Every activity, one free app. See the map, conditions, route planner and trails in action.

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The network

Part of the Great Outdoor Hubs network

Great Outdoor Hubs is the company behind a family of outdoor activity sites and one free app, GoHubs. Our work starts with data. Trails and forest roads, rivers and live gauges, tides and marine forecasts, public land, campgrounds and fish stocking all come from the agencies that publish them, and we keep the source attached.

Then we make it useful. The same data runs the maps, conditions, planners and listings on every site, and goes into the field with the GoHubs app, whose GPS tracks keep recording with no signal. Every site shares one platform, so a tool built for one activity reaches the rest.

Outdoor businesses get the other half: one dashboard for their listing, website, bookings, waivers, customers and marketing, plus their own hub inside GoHubs. It is written in plain words for people who would rather be outside than at a desk, and their subscriptions are what keep the maps and tools free for everyone else.