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Monday 9am - 6pm Tuesday 9am - 6pm Wednesday 9am - 6pm Thursday 9am - 6pm Friday 9am - 6pm Saturday 9am - 6pm Sunday 9am - 6pm

Perrydale Trails LLC

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We offer a unique trail horse training facility for horsemen to practice their horses on obstacles. It's peaceful, quiet, and safe.
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On your first visit, I will ride with you on a brief tour so you'll know all about our courses. During this time, I'll invite you to ride over some obstacles while you're with my been-there, done-that calm trail horse. Besides having practically every obstacle imaginable in a beautiful setting, you can dry-camp here to further enjoy all that we offer. We have available four sturdy pens with nearby water. You can camp close to your horses, and restrooms are close. You're also welcome to bring your own pens. Camping here offers faraway visitors the chance to be here, and for those who want extra obstacle practice, staying here for two or three days works perfectly. And then, there are many who just want some quiet get-away horse time at a pretty place. Perrydale Trails fits that description! Camping fee is $20/night/per horse trailer. For the rider who wants to learn more, I offer individual riding instruction for you on your horse @$45/hr. We start with basics and advance as far as you'd like. If you'd like to gain confidence and learn on one of my well-trained horses, it is $90 for 1 1/2 hours. For the novice trailrider/ horse, I'll help you with basic obstacles and horsemanship improvement. Then we'll ride out together on the courses.
$60 for a 1 1/2 hour lesson. I try to get photographs of everyone who rides here. I edit and email the best pictures to you, free of charge.

11/05/2026

It makes me happy to see couples riding together here at Perrydale Trails. My husband says he still enjoys riding with me, but these days I'm not having much luck getting him to saddle up and submit to my whims. Seems my powers of persuasion aren't what they used to be!

So when I see a husband and wife here, I always talk them into sharing a kiss. Just think of it as another training obstacle to accomplish. Gosh, there's sidepassing, standing still, and obedience to practice. Then kiss each other and celebrate how well your horse - and your husband - are trained!

In this photo of Eric and Marli Lintner, I somehow managed to catch BOTH horses with their eyes shut.

Timing is everything!

10/31/2026

Happy Halloween from Perrydale Trails, where we have a few skeletons in our closets.

Do watch out for things that go BUMP in the trail!

10/26/2026

What a procrastinator I am! "Coulda, shoulda, woulda -- but DIDN'T" seems to be my motto lately.

Wondering what I'm whining about? On my computer are September and October folders of pictures to be sent to my wonderful visitors. I try not to peek, but it's real: 505 photos still left to proof, edit, and email!

These rainy days remind me that office time is quality time, so please be patient a bit longer. If I was able to get pictures of you, they're a-coming!

And here's a little favor to ask: when your photos arrive, please drop me a quick note to let me know they were received. I'm happy to provide these pictures to you as an extra perk of your good times riding here. But it is a lot of extra work. An acknowledgement means more than you might imagine.

Now, back to the photo factory!

10/21/2026

It's wonderful to see parents be part of their children's experience here at Perrydale Trails. Many don't ride themselves, but that doesn't stop them from hiking the courses so they won't miss a single accomplishment. They're the cheerleaders, the photographers, and sometimes even the entertainment - for me. Usually there's a good-natured Dad who will give me a Kodak moment I can't resist!

10/06/2026

Yesterday, I was out gathering the employees to be stored in the barn. Remember my early summer post about my troubles with Ken-the-bike-guy? Well, here he is at it again. Miss Perrydale Trails is playing it cool, though. This was after I shared that Ken's parts are prone to falling off at inopportune times.

But I think it's best to store them in separate stalls this winter.

10/05/2026

It's now fall, which signals the end of another successful season here at Perrydale Trails. Thinking back over this wonderful summer, I’ve collected a whole lot more than just fall colors this year.

The rich gold and yellow colors make me think of the warmth and friendships I've enjoyed with so many of you. And the reds? I'm overwhelmed with the kindness, gratitude, and heartfelt appreciation you've given us!

And, woven in all those colors are the memories, the horses, the hugs, the laughs, and all of you who make Perrydale Trails what it is.
To my longtime friends and to those who found us for the first time this year: thank you for being a part of my magical AND colorful little corner of the world.

10/02/2026

My husband, Mike, is my go-to fix-everything man for things I can't do on the farm. But if he ever learns how to imitate Andy's puppy-dog eyes, I'm in trouble!

10/01/2026

The last of the season Cowgirl U/Guild was held this past weekend at Perrydale Trails. Nine hard-working horsewomen were attending. We worried it would "rain on our parade," but the sun came out just as the first trailer pulled in on Friday. The mornings were fall-crisp, and we were blessed with blue skies. Kryss Helfrich promised the girls it would be a work clinic, and she delivered! There were hours of one-on-one roundpen and arena work practicing exercises and transitions, all focused on control and confidence. All those hours came to fruition, as Sunday was focused on accomplishing the huge variety of obstacles at Perrydale Trails. It was lovely to watch the riders tackle obstacles with new assurance. And we were rewarded with huge smiles of happiness!

In 2027, The Cowgirl Guild Retreats/Clinics will be held at Perrydale Trails July 9-11, August 13-15, and September 10-12. Save the dates!

09/18/2026

We're baa-aack! And our first victims- oops, I mean participants - will be the 18 members of the Valley View Riders club tomorrow!

Many thanks to my friends Carol Grimwood, Luane Frazier, and Cindy Pippin for helping supply and set up this fun trail. We get a little silly and giggly, but when clever girls get together, WHO KNOWS what mischief lurks in women's minds?

Hee, hee ... we do.

Address

Rebecca And Mike Herron, 15900 W. Perrydale Road
Sheridan, OR
97378

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 6pm
Saturday	9am - 6pm
Sunday	9am - 6pm

Telephone

+15038432930

Website

http://www.perrydaletrails.com/

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