Trails End Horse Adventures

Trails End Horse Adventures Mark is NOT offering rides! Have a great summer!

Calf #9 needed a warm-up by the woodstove, but now he's back out with his mother, Luscious, and doing well.
03/08/2025

Calf #9 needed a warm-up by the woodstove, but now he's back out with his mother, Luscious, and doing well.

It's calving season! Four on the ground already, but it seems like we just brought the herd home! Big thanks to Iris Ros...
02/20/2025

It's calving season! Four on the ground already, but it seems like we just brought the herd home! Big thanks to Iris Rose Fletcher on those fall cattle drives, bringing home the beef and then getting the rest of the mamas back to the road system from the homestead.

We had an exciting spring of calving and cattle driving! Cow Krispy Kreme had our only set of twins, Waffle and Wafer. W...
05/31/2024

We had an exciting spring of calving and cattle driving! Cow Krispy Kreme had our only set of twins, Waffle and Wafer. We helped them out with bottles of milk-replacer to supplement what they had to share from Krispy, and they are now settled in to their summer range.

Though Cowboy Mark is no longer offering horseback riding tours, the cowboying never stops. Mark is busy keeping the cat...
05/28/2024

Though Cowboy Mark is no longer offering horseback riding tours, the cowboying never stops. Mark is busy keeping the cattle happy!

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Homer, AK
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Cowboy Mark Marette began offering horse rides out of a trailer on the Homer Spit in 1986. He bought part of the old Hatfield homestead that now serves as offices, summer residence, and trailride staging grounds in 1992 and started offering guided wilderness rides in the (at the time) vacant high country out Mansfield Ave and Hutler Rd. As the country around McNeil Canyon was subdivided and began to fill in with 'rural residences' he completed the complicated purchase of his head-of-the-bay ranch, a former Old Believer village, in 2004. He's been wintering out there, out-of-touch except for KBBI Bushlines, since 2008. He calls his ranch 'The 57' after the year it was originally patented and his favorite vintage of Chevy. The current half day ride is from the end of the road along the beach trail toward The 57.