Ride More. Discover More.

Your home for horse trail maps, trail reports, events, and riding challenges across
Western NY and the Finger Lakes.

Explore • Connect • Track • Share

More Than Just a Trail Riding Website

Rochester Trail Riders brings together horseback riders, hikers, and bikers to support shared-use trails, promote outdoor adventure, and build a stronger local trail community. From challenges and events to practical rider tools, RTR helps you get more out of every mile.

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Shared Trail Challenges

Participate in horseback, hiking, and biking challenges that encourage exploration while promoting awareness and support for shared-use trails across Western NY and the Finger Lakes.

Explore Challenges →
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Trail Reports

Read and submit trail reports to help the community stay informed on trail conditions, obstacles, footing, parking, and seasonal access updates.

View Trail Reports →
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Events Calendar

Keep up with local rides, hikes, biking events, educational opportunities, and community gatherings throughout the Rochester and Finger Lakes region.

See Upcoming Events →
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Horse Health Tracker

Members can keep important horse information organized with space for up to 5 horses, making it easier to manage health details all in one place.

Go to Member Dashboard →
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Discussion Groups & Classifieds

Connect with other local outdoor enthusiasts through member discussion groups and classifieds built to support the trail and horse community.

See Member Benefits →
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User GPX Trail Data

Access and share user-submitted GPX trail data, discover new routes, and contribute to a growing library of trail knowledge created by the community.

Discover More →
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NYS Horse Council Partnership

Rochester Trail Riders proudly collaborates with the New York State Horse Council, giving all active NYSHC members free access to RTR community tools and benefits.

Learn the NYSHC →

Built to Support the Entire Trail Community

RTR is about more than riding. It is a place where horseback riders, hikers, and bikers can work together to discover new trails, share useful information, support respectful trail access, and strengthen the future of shared outdoor spaces across Greater Rochester and the Finger Lakes.