Let Us Show You Why Your Next Horse Should Be a Rocky Mountain Horse
Join us for trail rides, workshops, clinics, camping trips and new horse adventures!
About us
We are Horse lovers, just like Yourself
The Pacific Crest Rocky Mountain Horse Club is a Rocky Mountain Horse Association sanctioned regional Club covering Northern California, Oregon, Washington, and surrounding states. While we promote the Rocky Mountain Horse, all breeds are welcome to join in the fun.
As a member, you can participate in a variety of Club events, such as trail rides, educational workshops, training clinics, and horse camping trips, including our annual Rocktoberfest campout at Point Reyes National Seashore in California. Membership is a great way to make friends, experience new horse adventures, share horsemanship knowledge, and celebrate our beloved Rocky Mountain Horse!
Our Mission
In support of the Rocky Mountain Horse Association’s mission, the Pacific Crest Rocky Mountain Horse Club promotes camaraderie and good horsemanship through fun events and activities for the enjoyment of the Rocky Mountain Horse.
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Check out Nature’s Beauty and the fun of the ride…
Membership
Make a positive impact on the Rocky Mountain Horse breed by joining our Club.
Your membership in the Pacific Crest Rocky Mountain Horse Club:
- Promotes and protects the Rocky Mountain Horse.
- Provides support for the Rocky Mountain Horse Association’s Trail and Versatility programs. These programs reward you for doing what you love!
- Raises funds for special causes, including the Western States Trail Foundation and Lucky Therapeutic Riding Program, which is led by a Rocky Mountain Horse named Missy. These organizations showcase the remarkable qualities of our beloved breed.
Did you know that the Rocky Mountain Horse is on The Livestock Conservancy list of threatened breeds?
A single annual (Jan. 1 – Dec. 31) membership only costs $30.
There’s a lot of fun to be had as a member in the PCRMHC! Join our Club or renew your membership now.
In addition, Club members reap these benefits:
- Discounts on fee-based Club events;
- First dibs at signups for Club events;
- Prizes for fun activities.
Our Club members also get to:
- Post items for sale on our Facebook group;
- Meet trainers, nutritionists and veterinarians;
- Discover new places to ride and camp;
- Try new things in a supportive environment like horse camping, cowboy dressage, trail trials, etc.;
- Make new friends and riding partners.
Events
Join us for trail rides, workshops, clinics, camping trips and new horse adventures!
| Date | 2025 Events | Location |
|---|---|---|
| January 1 | Day Ride and Potluck “Happy New Year” | Magnolia Staging Area, Near Coloma, CA |
| February 8 | Day Ride “Meet Your New Club President Dennis Frank” | Olmstead Staging Area, Cool, CA |
| March 14 | Day Ride “St. Patrick’s Day Wear Green and Dress Up Contest” | Granite Bay Staging Area, CA |
| April 19 and 20 | Running I Obstacle Challenge and Horse Campout, 1 night | Dunnigan, CA |
| April | Day Ride | Spenceville Wildlife Area, Penn Valley, CA |
| May 5 – 9 | Sacramento River Bend Horse Campout, 4 nights | Red Bluff, CA |
| June | “Introduction to Horse Camping” Overnight Campout with Day Ride and BBQ | to-be-determined |
| July 17 – 22 | Montana De Oro Horse Campout, 5 nights | Los Osos, San Luis Obispo County, CA |
| August | Day Ride | Castle Peak PCT at Boreal, CA |
| August 20 – 24 | Wright’s Lake Horse Campout, 4 nights | Eldorado National Forest, CA |
| September | Horsey Play Day and BBQ | Meadow Vista, CA |
| October 3 – 7 | “Rocktoberfest” Horse Campout and Annual Membership Meeting, 4 nights | Five Brooks, Point Reyes, Olema, CA |
Board of Directors
Dennis Frank
President
Megan Mangiaracina
Vice President
Cindy Peterson
Secretary
Cindy Twyman
Treasurer
Michelle Pagel
Events Coordinator
Debi Kramer
Membership Chair
Nicole Purviance
Communications Chair