Where the boarder's keep their horses.

The lesson stables right next to the apartments where all of the lesson horses are kept.

Apartments for the riders and staff.

The lounge where all the riders and staff come to chill and relax after a long day of riding and work.

This is the biggest ring out of them all, located outside the lounge with a small plastic-like roof to protect the ring from the rain.

This riding ring is smaller than most of the others, mostly for equitation, lunging, and flatting.

A medium sized outdoor ring with portable poles and standards in the middle for you to set up on your own.

The cross country course is mostly empty, except for water jumps, ditches, a coop, and fallen logs that can't be moved, and hay bales, branches, and flower jumps to set up yourself.

Practice western here, it's a three section indoor ring. One section for gymkanas, on for barrel racing, and the middle is empty, for just flatting or whatever you want as long as it's western.

All problem horses and foals come here.

All stallions are kept here.

The trails where you can find an icy river, rocky paths, and you can see the mountains and come to the foot of the mountains here.

Turn your horses out here whenever you like.

A building almost like a shed with rack and shelves. You can keep your tack, equipment, and tack trunks here.