An organization of men and women concerned about sustained
equestrian access and proper use on our public lands.
"Our history is written on his back. We are his heirs. But he is his own heritage, the horse."
To view the BCHU newsletter click here: BCHU Newsletter
To view the BCHU TRaILS Flyer click here: BCHU TRaILS Extravaganza
To view the BCHA newsletter click here: BCHA Newsletter
The BCHU Integrated Calendar has the meetings for the BCHU chapters. As well as the upcoming rides for this year.
The BCHU Forum provides an opportunity for all BCHU members to exchange information within and between chapters. CHECK IT OUT! IT IS NEW!.
The BCHU Region Projects contains links to descriptions of upcoming region projects. Come join several chapters to make light work of big projects.
Many important decisions have been made without input from horsemen. They will continue, however, to be made without us. Often with input from those who prefer not to see horses or mules on any trail or in any of the back country areas.
Don't you agree it's about time we all get involved?
If you need any proof, click below:
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The Back Country Horsemen of Utah is a non-profit organization presently consisting of twelve local Chapters spread across the state. We work with public land administrators and have developed relationships to assist them in making decisions for the good of all stock users.
For more on horse education, the Education Page is very helpful.
The State Organization page is really helpful as well.
The Units page has a map of the chapters and links to their home pages.
We will be glad to provide more information about our activities and involvement in the decision making process that affects our ability to ride, pack and camp in the places of our choice.
| Bridgerland | Mountain Ridge | Uintah Basin |
| Central | San Rafael | Wasatch Front |
| Hi-Line & Hobbles |
South East | West Desert |
| High Uintah | South West | High Desert |
Do we sound good? Here is a Printable Membership Application.
Do you want to keep public lands and trails open for equestrian use in years to come? It's up to you! Back Country Horsemen of America was formed with a three-fold purpose: to volunteer service in the backcountry, to educate horsemen on minimum impact horse handling, and to get involved in public land use planning.
Looking for trails? Need directions on how to get to some trails? Utah Horse Trails submitted by members has all the answers. The level of difficulty, terrain, features, hazards, and camping site information is included.
Want to know more about equine organizations and other related sites? Click here to visit the page with Links to other Equestrian Organizations and related sites.
If you have any further questions or comments, you can Email the BCHU Webmaster.
