Frazier Park Horse Trails & Equestrian
Your gateway to equestrian trails in the Frazier Mountain area — forest riding, guided tours, and scenic mountain terrain.
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Gateway to Mountain Riding
Frazier Park serves as the central hub for accessing equestrian trails throughout the Frazier Mountain area and Los Padres National Forest.
Frazier Park sits at the crossroads of some of the best equestrian terrain in Kern County. The Mt. Pinos Ranger District headquarters on Lockwood Valley Road manages all the equestrian trailheads in the area, making it the first stop for riders looking to explore the Los Padres National Forest.
From guided rides at James Zoppe Trail Rides to self-guided forest adventures, Frazier Park provides convenient access to diverse riding experiences across the Frazier Mountain region.
Forest trails accessible from Frazier Mountain Park Road connect to the broader Mt. Pinos trail network, offering everything from gentle meadow rides to challenging mountain terrain. Trailer parking is available at designated trailheads.
For those looking to own equestrian property, neighboring Cuddy Valley and Lockwood Valley offer agricultural zoning with room for private corrals, barns, and pastures on your own land.
Access Points & Services
Key locations for equestrian access in the Frazier Park area — from ranger stations to guided ride outfitters.
Mt. Pinos Ranger District Headquarters
Ranger StationThe Mt. Pinos Ranger District manages all equestrian trailheads in the Frazier Mountain area. Stop by for trail maps, current conditions, fire closure updates, and camping permit information for overnight horse trips.
James Zoppe Trail Rides
Guided RidesGuided horseback trail rides available through this nearby outfitter in Lockwood Valley. Professional guides lead groups through scenic mountain terrain suitable for all experience levels.
Frazier Mountain Park Road Trailheads
Forest TrailheadForest trails accessible from Frazier Mountain Park Road leading to the Mt. Pinos area. Trailer parking available at designated trailheads with connections to the broader Los Padres trail network.
Frazier Mountain Park Road
Get DirectionsTrail Tips & Practical Info
Bring Water
No piped water at most forest trailheads. Bring adequate water for both rider and horse on all trail rides.
Trailer Parking
Trailer parking available at designated trailheads. Check with the Ranger District for specific locations and any parking fees.
Camping Permits
Camping permits are required for overnight trips with horses in Los Padres National Forest. Obtain permits from the Ranger District.
Check Conditions
Trail conditions change seasonally. Contact the Mt. Pinos Ranger District at (661) 245-3731 ext. 0 before heading out.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I go horseback riding near Frazier Park?
Are there equestrian trails in Los Padres National Forest near Frazier Park?
Do I need a permit to ride horses in Los Padres National Forest?
Are there equestrian properties available near Frazier Park?
Where can I park a horse trailer near Frazier Park trails?
Where This Lifestyle Fits Best
Frazier Park is the gateway to equestrian trails throughout the Frazier Mountain area. For horse property, Cuddy Valley offers wide-open ranch land with agricultural zoning, Lockwood Valley provides rugged ranch-style parcels at the base of Mt. Pinos, and Pine Mountain Club has a dedicated equestrian community with trail access.
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