Visit Shimek State Forest By Horseback On This Unique Tour In Iowa
At 9,500 acres, Shimek State Forest is Iowa’s largest continuous stand of state owned forests. With so much land to see, borrowing a pair or two of longer, stronger legs makes a real adventure out of exploring this forest.


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Kids and grownups alike will remember the experience for a lifetime; being so close to and riding on such powerful and graceful creatures is genuinely a privilege.

One highlight of travel on a horse is the serenity and quietness such rides provide. While the horse will most likely walk through the forest faster than you would, the speed is still slow enough and your seat high enough to really soak in the surroundings.

Learn more at Westercamp’s website or Facebook page. Horseback riding isn’t the only thing to do here; there are also beautiful lakes such as Black Oak Lake tucked into the woods and featuring fishing and picnic areas. There are 60 miles of trails in the area to hike and bike in addition to the equestrian rides. And you can even camp nearby!
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Westercamp Rent A Horse, 1116 IA-2, Farmington, IA 52626, USA