Horse fun in New England!
Since 1978 the Granite State Carriage Association (GSCA), a New Hampshire not-for-profit equine club, has hosted recreational horse activities in New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Maine, and elsewhere in the Northeast.
ONE PRICE includes ALL OUTINGS!
GSCA Members enjoy:
• CARRIAGE DRIVES and TRAIL RIDES at unique venues-- Bring all equines, from minis to mules to drafts!
• Day trips on dirt roads, wooded trails, and rural byways
• Overnight outings / camping with horses
• Horseback riders are always welcomed!
• Carriage passengers, guests are welcomed but must be a GSCA member
• BBQs, picnics/potlucks and socializing at GSCA Outings
• Annual Members Dinner Meeting plus Auction
For one small yearly Family-membership fee, any horse lover can join in the fun, relaxation and camaraderie with like-minded enthusiasts. GSCA's primary focus is on safety first-- participate or just visit for a lovely time enjoying nature with horses! We appreciate any and all support!
GSCA is on Facebook with over 900 followers! -- GSCA Facebook Group
(Join/follow by Request)
GSCA offers SHARED MEMBERSHIP with Maine Driving Club .
Request GSCA color brochure(s) from: Treasurer [at] granitestatecarriage.org
GSCA carriage driver enjoys the company of trail riding members in Chocorua, New Hampshire.
Lovely Freisian sleighing horse at GSCA Sleigh Day Outing
Horse camping at Northeast Kingdom,
GSCA's Vermont horse camping outing for many years.
Horse Activities of Granite State Carriage Association
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Sleigh horses pull Skijoring snowboarder at GSCA Sleigh Day
Photo by MJ aka Salter Hill Images
Horseback rider enjoys GSCA Snow Games OutingPhoto by MJ aka Salter Hill Images
Playing with Miniature & full-size horses in GSCA's Sleigh Day
Photo by Elizabeth Townsend Jette
In 1988, Granite State Carriage was the first carriage driving
club in Acadia National Park, Maine after
Mr. Rockefeller's carriage roads were re-opened.
GSCA members at Mt. Washington Carriage Day, sponsored by
the Mt. Washington Auto Road
July 17, 2011
