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Medina County Ohio Horseman's Council
DEDICATED TO PROMOTING RIDING IN THE CUYAHOGA VALLEY NATIONAL PARK
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The Ohio Horseman's Council Inc. (OHC) is a
non-profit corporation organized in the state of Ohio
to provide a vehicle for equine owners and supporters to
share ideas and suggestions for all horse related issues,
through education, organized trail rides, and other social
and service functions. We provide resources to promote
the building and maintenance of bridle trails throughout
the state of Ohio and provide financial resources and
volunteer services to fellow organizations that support
equine related activities.
The Ohio Horseman's Council started in 1972 as a grass
roots movement of horse people who felt that an
organization with neither breed affiliation nor private
interest to serve was needed to represent horsemen of
Ohio. By 1974, OHC was officially incorporated and joined
the American Horse Council. There, OHC learned how
horsemen in other states solved zoning and bureaucratic
problems. To date, there are more public riding areas in
Ohio than in all the adjoining states combined.
Member of the American Horse Council :
OHC is a member in the American Horse Council (AHC), a
national legislative representative for the horse industry.
The mission of the AHC is to promote and protect the
equine industry by representing its interests in Congress
and in federal regulatory agencies on national issues of
importance.
non-profit corporation organized in the state of Ohio
to provide a vehicle for equine owners and supporters to
share ideas and suggestions for all horse related issues,
through education, organized trail rides, and other social
and service functions. We provide resources to promote
the building and maintenance of bridle trails throughout
the state of Ohio and provide financial resources and
volunteer services to fellow organizations that support
equine related activities.
The Ohio Horseman's Council started in 1972 as a grass
roots movement of horse people who felt that an
organization with neither breed affiliation nor private
interest to serve was needed to represent horsemen of
Ohio. By 1974, OHC was officially incorporated and joined
the American Horse Council. There, OHC learned how
horsemen in other states solved zoning and bureaucratic
problems. To date, there are more public riding areas in
Ohio than in all the adjoining states combined.
Member of the American Horse Council :
OHC is a member in the American Horse Council (AHC), a
national legislative representative for the horse industry.
The mission of the AHC is to promote and protect the
equine industry by representing its interests in Congress
and in federal regulatory agencies on national issues of
importance.
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| NEWSLETTER Copy Deadline 8:00 p.m. on the Friday after the Monthly General Meeting Stacy Sadar PO Box 247 Richfield, OH 44286 330-659-7155 ext.201 stacy@medinacountyohc.com If you have received donations, you need to get the Business Card to Stacy Sadar for inclusion in the newsletter and linked on the website. MEDINA OHC ADVERTISING POLICY is HERE Advertising Deadline is the FIRST of the Month! |
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Contact Us
Address:
Medina County OHC
PO Box 247
Richfield, Ohio 44286
PO Box 247
Richfield, Ohio 44286
Phone:
330-659-7155 ext.201
Email:
Directions to Boston Store...meetings held 1st Wednesday of every month.
77 north to route 8, get off at route 303, turn west toward Peninsula. Take 303 into the town of Peninsula to the
second light (GAR Hall on one corner, Fire Station on the other) Turn Right (north) on Riverview Road, continue
down to the Valley to the first cross road. Boston Road, (Boston Mills Ski area is straight ahead) Turn Right, over
the river. Boston Store is on your left. Parking is in the back of the store. The towpath trail runs along side of
Boston Store.
second light (GAR Hall on one corner, Fire Station on the other) Turn Right (north) on Riverview Road, continue
down to the Valley to the first cross road. Boston Road, (Boston Mills Ski area is straight ahead) Turn Right, over
the river. Boston Store is on your left. Parking is in the back of the store. The towpath trail runs along side of
Boston Store.
Directions to Robinson Field:
EASILY ACCESSIBLE FROM I 271 AND Route 8
Robinson Field is a beautiful secluded area in the heart of the CVNP that has been made accessible to the
Medina County Chapter of the Ohio Horsemen's Council by the National Park Service. On selective weekends,
OHC holds work parties that maintain, upgrade and service the bridle trails in the National Park. We are allowed
to camp at Robinson Field and use it as our headquarters for the weekend. In conjunction with the work parties,
we sponsor both guided and 'ride on your own' trail rides. See the schedule of events for information on our work
- ride weekends.
Directions from I 271:
Exit 271 at the Route 303 exit and proceed east on Rte. 303 (to Peninsula). At the 2nd traffic light, turn right (south)
onto Akron-Peninsula Road. Continue down Akron-Peninsula Rd. for approximately 2 miles. Robinson Field is on
the left side of the road, but it is unmarked. (Approximately 1/3 mile past Wetmore Rd.) Carefully turn into the
gravel driveway marked with OHC signs.
Directions from Route 8:
From the North: Exit Route 8 at Route 303. Proceed west on 303 until the 1st traffic light in Peninsula. Turn left
on Akron-Peninsula Rd. and continue south for approximately 2 miles. Robinson Field is on the left side of the
road, but it is unmarked. (Approximately 1/3 mile past Wetmore Rd.) Carefully turn into the gravel driveway marked
with OHC signs.
From the South: Exit Route 8 at Steeles Corners Road. Proceed west on Steeles Corners Road for
approximately 5 miles until it dead ends into Akron-Peninsula Rd. in the valley. Turn right (north) on
Akron-Peninsula Rd. and go past North Hampton Road approximately 1/4 mile. Robinson Field is on the right
side of the road, but is unmarked. Carefully turn into the gravel driveway marked with OHC signs.
Robinson Field is a beautiful secluded area in the heart of the CVNP that has been made accessible to the
Medina County Chapter of the Ohio Horsemen's Council by the National Park Service. On selective weekends,
OHC holds work parties that maintain, upgrade and service the bridle trails in the National Park. We are allowed
to camp at Robinson Field and use it as our headquarters for the weekend. In conjunction with the work parties,
we sponsor both guided and 'ride on your own' trail rides. See the schedule of events for information on our work
- ride weekends.
Directions from I 271:
Exit 271 at the Route 303 exit and proceed east on Rte. 303 (to Peninsula). At the 2nd traffic light, turn right (south)
onto Akron-Peninsula Road. Continue down Akron-Peninsula Rd. for approximately 2 miles. Robinson Field is on
the left side of the road, but it is unmarked. (Approximately 1/3 mile past Wetmore Rd.) Carefully turn into the
gravel driveway marked with OHC signs.
Directions from Route 8:
From the North: Exit Route 8 at Route 303. Proceed west on 303 until the 1st traffic light in Peninsula. Turn left
on Akron-Peninsula Rd. and continue south for approximately 2 miles. Robinson Field is on the left side of the
road, but it is unmarked. (Approximately 1/3 mile past Wetmore Rd.) Carefully turn into the gravel driveway marked
with OHC signs.
From the South: Exit Route 8 at Steeles Corners Road. Proceed west on Steeles Corners Road for
approximately 5 miles until it dead ends into Akron-Peninsula Rd. in the valley. Turn right (north) on
Akron-Peninsula Rd. and go past North Hampton Road approximately 1/4 mile. Robinson Field is on the right
side of the road, but is unmarked. Carefully turn into the gravel driveway marked with OHC signs.
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