Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Oregon) 1937-current, May 21, 2008, Page 22, Image 22

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    HORSING
AROUND
Wishes &
Wings...
T
...just south of Cave Junction on
Rusk Road at the base of the beautiful
Siskiyou Mountains, provides a unique
program of riding instruction and
hippo-therapy for people with
special needs.
Arena instruction, trail rides, games,
and activities designed to improve
cognitive, associative, and physical
function are available.
Classes begin soon, so call to learn
when you can join a class or to
volunteer.
Wishes & Wings is part of Phase 1
of The Glass Rail Outfit Community
Center project. Another aspect of
Phase 1 is a rustic campground for
those who want to have a great
outdoor experience. The Glass Rail
Outfit is dedicated to serving the
youth of the Illinois Valley.
BY LINDA
COREY-
WOODWARD
The Glass Rail Outfit
27742 Redwood Hwy.
P. O. Box 2547
Cave Junction, OR 97523
541-592-4658
10
Southwestern Oregon’s Illinois Valley
here are many scenic
places to enjoy horse-
back riding in the Illinois Valley
area. Some are within an easy
drive of Cave Junction, and include
horse-camping facilities. Here are
some of the best locations.
Sam Brown Horse Camp is off U.S. Hwy.
199 at Hay’s Hill. It is 15 miles from Cave Junction
and Grants Pass. Turn on Briggs Valley Road and
follow the signs for Big Pine Campground and On-
ion Mountain.
The road is paved for approximately 15 miles
and then becomes a good gravel road. Look for the
signs for Sam Brown Campground and adjacent
Horse Camp some 4 miles farther, on your left. Ele-
vation is 2,300 feet.