Taking to the cliffs we are? Well here is your lucky day you can ride the cliffs by yourself or with a friend if you need support for your first time. The first half can be a bit steep but not to hard at all. The next half is a lot easier just a few steps and then your on the top. Keep following the flags though and don't get to close to the ledge, don't want to fall over. The flags end at a small flat rock that has built in ties to tie the horse up so you can sit in the rock and relax and look out at everything. It has a great view of the ocean and the academy, just beautiful.
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Along the cliffs is always great, small animals like to live there. As you tread along in the sand with your pony you come to this tight turn were you have to face your horse straight to the the turn between to rocks. Duck a little or you'll smack your head and once in you will see some grass area around this lovely hang over or "cave". A small weaved gate lays there looking to be very old, over a hundred years. The tail is when the Indians were here this is were they put there horses so they didn't run off. Now its just used for when there is a rain storm and your out trail riding.
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Along the beach a little bits away is a nice campground. Three large trees spread out hold some fences up with a gate and that is were you can put your horse so you can relax. A campfire is right across from the horses with logs cut in half a couple of feet away for students to sit on and watch the fire and roast marsh mellows and stuff. Just a bit behind close to the horses is a dry scooped under area that is under a ledge were students put there sleeping bags to sleep for the camp out.
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A trail set off in the distance that isn't open to anyone because it hasn't been checked yet. It's very pretty though and a semi easy ride. The first half is pretty much sand and dirt with very little trees but as you get deeper trees start to cover the arena and so does a bit of fog but not enough to blind you. Half way into the trail is a steep down hill and then an uphill but its not to hard all your horse needs is to be strong! At the end the trail cuts into an opening of a small green field with other short trail that lead around the trees but always end up back in the field. The cool thing is when it rains a small little pond forms in the middle for animals to drink from.
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The beautiful side of life. The grass is green and the water is fresh, no salt. Up the cliff is a river with fresh water and if you fallow it you will find were fresh water connects to the salt water, a waterfall. Very green grass and thick bush and trees lay around here. The river is small enough to jump and not very strong so the horse wont be washed away if he messes up a jump. The river gos quite aways back leading all around and down to the cliffs and then down to the academy. Its very nice.
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There is one trail cut off from everyone by a large log. The trail is log but smooth after you make it over the log and it leads down to an empty lighthouse which has been abandoned. It's hidden with a thick wall of brambles with pretty red flowers placed in them. Apart from a small gate which the trail leads through there is no way to get to the lighthouse. Once through the gate the lighthouse door is removed so you can go in but be warned, it's very scary.
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