Post by Steve Sutton on Jun 23, 2010 8:32:40 GMT -5
Brighton State Recreation Area in Livingston County will host a Horsemanship and Horse-Training Clinic, sponsored by the Brighton Trail Riders Association, on Saturday, June 26 from 1 to 4 p.m.
This clinic will be taught at the Pond Picnic Shelter parking lot, located in the Chilson Pond unit of the recreation area. Nationally renowned horse trainer Tim Scarberry of Windwalker Farms will conduct the training.
Admission is $15 for Brighton Trail Rider members or $25 for non-members. Children 15 and under are free. An annual $20 membership for the Brighton Trail Riders Association also will be available at the clinic. For more information about the Brighton Trail Riders Association, visit www.brightontrailriders.com.
GO-Get Outdoors and learn from one of the best horse whisperers in the nation.
For more information about this event, the park, accessibility or persons needing accommodations to attend this event, contact the park supervisor at 810-229-6566 (TTY/TDD711 Michigan Relay Center for the hearing impaired), or visit www.michigan.gov/brighton.
GO-Get Outdoors is a series of continuous, special events designed to encourage all people, especially families, to take advantage of the many outdoor recreational opportunities that are available in this great state. For a list of events taking place at Michigan state parks, recreation areas and boating facilities, visit the Get Outdoors Calendar at www.michigan.gov/gogetoutdoors.
All motor vehicles entering a state park or recreation area must display a 2010 Motor Vehicle Permit, available for purchase at the park entrance or online through the Michigan E-Store at www.michigan.gov/estore. Cost is $24 for a resident annual and $6 for a resident daily. A non-resident annual is $29 and a non-resident daily is $8.
Effective Oct. 1, 2010, the Recreation Passport will be available to Michigan residents for $10 per registered vehicle, or $5 per registered motorcycle. This will replace the resident annual state park and boating access site permits. By checking "Yes" on your vehicle registration form, Michigan residents will realize a 58-percent savings in exchange for unlimited access to all Michigan state parks and boating access sites. This money will also help support Michigan state parks, boating access sites, state forests and local parks. For more information about the Recreation Passport, visit www.michigan.gov/recreationpassport.
The Department of Natural Resources and Environment is committed to the conservation, protection, management, and accessible use and enjoyment of the state's environment, natural resources and related economic interests for current and future generations. Learn more at www.michigan/gov/dnre.
This clinic will be taught at the Pond Picnic Shelter parking lot, located in the Chilson Pond unit of the recreation area. Nationally renowned horse trainer Tim Scarberry of Windwalker Farms will conduct the training.
Admission is $15 for Brighton Trail Rider members or $25 for non-members. Children 15 and under are free. An annual $20 membership for the Brighton Trail Riders Association also will be available at the clinic. For more information about the Brighton Trail Riders Association, visit www.brightontrailriders.com.
GO-Get Outdoors and learn from one of the best horse whisperers in the nation.
For more information about this event, the park, accessibility or persons needing accommodations to attend this event, contact the park supervisor at 810-229-6566 (TTY/TDD711 Michigan Relay Center for the hearing impaired), or visit www.michigan.gov/brighton.
GO-Get Outdoors is a series of continuous, special events designed to encourage all people, especially families, to take advantage of the many outdoor recreational opportunities that are available in this great state. For a list of events taking place at Michigan state parks, recreation areas and boating facilities, visit the Get Outdoors Calendar at www.michigan.gov/gogetoutdoors.
All motor vehicles entering a state park or recreation area must display a 2010 Motor Vehicle Permit, available for purchase at the park entrance or online through the Michigan E-Store at www.michigan.gov/estore. Cost is $24 for a resident annual and $6 for a resident daily. A non-resident annual is $29 and a non-resident daily is $8.
Effective Oct. 1, 2010, the Recreation Passport will be available to Michigan residents for $10 per registered vehicle, or $5 per registered motorcycle. This will replace the resident annual state park and boating access site permits. By checking "Yes" on your vehicle registration form, Michigan residents will realize a 58-percent savings in exchange for unlimited access to all Michigan state parks and boating access sites. This money will also help support Michigan state parks, boating access sites, state forests and local parks. For more information about the Recreation Passport, visit www.michigan.gov/recreationpassport.
The Department of Natural Resources and Environment is committed to the conservation, protection, management, and accessible use and enjoyment of the state's environment, natural resources and related economic interests for current and future generations. Learn more at www.michigan/gov/dnre.