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Alachua County, Florida

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Equestrian in Alachua County, Florida



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  • Gainesville Florida

    • Gainesville-Hawthorne Trail
      Designed for walking, cycling, and horseback riding. Equestrian Facilities: Horse trails, Horse trailer parking, Hiking trails

    • Madonna's Equestrian Academy
      Madonna’s Equestrian Academy is a rustic horse farm, located just north of Gainesville, Florida...

  • High Springs Florida

    • O'Leno State Park
      Canoeing, fishing, horse trails, nature trails, picnicking, RV camping, swimming, and wildlife viewing. Overnight stay for horses permitted, Primitive Camping, Fresh water for horses, Stables, Corral, Carriage trail, Horse rentals, Horse trails, Multi-use trails

  • Micanopy Florida

    • Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park
      Paynes Prairie became Florida´s first state preserve in 1971 and is now designated as a National Natural Landmark. Noted artist and naturalist William Bartram called it the great Alachua Savannah when he wrote about his visit to the prairie in 1774. Over 20 distinct biological communities provide a rich array of habitats for wildlife and livestock, including alligators, bison, horses and over 270 species of birds. The preserve has an amazing array of activities available including wildlife viewing, biking, hiking, equestrian trails and camping, both primative and full service camping, and a visitors center to name a few. Paynes Prairie is one of Florida's most unique natural treasures.