Oregon Equestrian Trails (OET) is made up of many individuals from all over the state who share a common love of horses and trail riding and who want to see Oregon's public lands remain a place where trail riders are welcome for years to come and where our children will still have the same opportunity as we did to enjoy a day or overnight experience on horseback at the beach, on in the mountain meadow. We are a 501(c)3 non-profit organization whose members are dedicated to building, promoting, preserving, and maintaining horse camps and trails in Oregon. For forty-five years, we've worked to ensure that horse trails and camps throughout our state remain accessible to riders now and in the future. OET members promote LNT ethics, outdoor ethics, campground etiquette, and trail etiquette. In addition to our outdoor contributions, OET members also maintain ongoing communication with various governmental agencies to ensure continued equestrian access on public lands now and for future generations of equestrians.