HRCA Backcountry Wilderness Area

Equestrian Facility in Littleton, Colorado

2.3(3 reviews)
(303) 471-88856005 Ron King Trl, Littleton, CO 80125View on Yelp
HRCA Backcountry Wilderness Area - equestrian in Littleton, CO

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About HRCA Backcountry Wilderness Area

HRCA Backcountry Wilderness Area is part of the Highlands Ranch Community Association in Littleton, Colorado, offering outdoor recreation across hundreds of acres of open space south of Denver. The facility blends horseback riding, mountain biking, and summer camps into one destination, making it unusual among area recreation providers. It currently holds a 2.3 rating across 3 reviews. Families and outdoor enthusiasts in the south Denver metro area use the space for both structured programs and self-guided exploration.

Services

Summer Camps
Horseback Riding
Mountain Biking

Services & Process

Horseback riding at HRCA Backcountry gives riders access to natural terrain with trail options across the open space area. Summer camps are designed for kids and teens, combining outdoor skills with riding and nature education during the warmer months. Mountain biking uses the same trail network, with paths that range in difficulty across the property. The multi-use setup means visitors can often combine activities in a single visit, especially during spring and summer when trail conditions are best.

Service Area

HRCA Backcountry is located in Littleton and serves families and riders across the south Denver metro area, including Highlands Ranch, Parker, and Castle Rock. The site is accessible from C-470 and draws visitors from throughout Douglas and Arapahoe counties.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to be an HRCA member to use the Backcountry Wilderness Area?
Many HRCA programs and facilities are exclusive to Highlands Ranch residents who pay community association fees. It's best to call (303) 471-8885 to confirm access rules before planning your visit.
What age groups are the summer camps designed for?
Summer camps at HRCA Backcountry typically target school-age children and teens, though age ranges vary by program. Check the current season's schedule for specific age requirements and session lengths.
Are the horseback riding trails beginner-friendly?
The Backcountry trail system includes varying terrain, and some sections are more suitable for experienced riders. Ask staff about recommended routes based on your riding level when you arrive or call ahead.
Can mountain bikers and horseback riders share the same trails?
Yes, HRCA Backcountry is a multi-use area where trails are shared between different user types. Standard trail etiquette applies, including bikers yielding to horses, so both groups can use the space safely.
What should my child bring to an equestrian summer camp?
Most camps require closed-toe shoes or boots, long pants, and a helmet, which may be provided or required from home. You'll get a full packing list when you register, covering clothing, water, and any personal gear.
Is the Backcountry area open year-round?
Trail access and programs vary by season, with summer being the most active period for riding camps and outdoor activities. Winter weather can limit access, so it's worth confirming hours and trail conditions before visiting.

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