The King County Executive Horse Council is an umbrella organization, uniting horsemen of all breeds and interests. The KCEHC supports the horse industry and equestrian way of life by advocating for the protection and creation of equestrian trails and facilities. We are the official horse advisors to government and developers. The KCEHC has promoted the creation of a trail ordinance, equestrian overlays and trail language for comprehensive and community plans, inventoried trails for community plans and developed educational brochures. 

 The KCEHC publishes three brochures: Share the Road with Horses, Basic Horse Management, and Trail Etiquette, Safety and Equipment. Our newsletter keeps you informed about equestrian issues.

           We must be united to protect our Equestrian lifestyle.    COME JOIN US!

 Events.... may be listed here when we know of them.

PERMITS for TRAIL RIDING Update

In December 2015, Campbell Global of Portland OR bought the Snoqualmie Forest (where Tokul trails are located, adjacent to the Snoqualmie Valley Trail) from Hancock. They are continuing the permit access system, with annual non-motorized permits at $50 and day permits at $8, sold on their Snoqualmie Forest website.

For an overview of what permits may be required where, see the Trails page.

KCEHC's King County Trail Guide
Our online guide provides information about publicly-accessible horseback trails within the lower elevations of King County.
 Listings include trail description and details, directions, current status, amenities, and links to maps and more...

 Our Meetings are:
Second Wednesday Of Every Month
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM



At the Redmond Library:

15990 NE 85th Street

Redmond, WA 98052

Meeting Room: Small Conference Room

If meeting place or time changes on any given month it will be posted here and on our Facebook Page

KCEHC Facebook Page