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Contacts for BCHA MarkHimmel Chairman chairman@bcha.org Craig Ferdig Vice Chairman vchairman@bcha.org KathyYoung Treasurer treasurer@bcha.org SherryCopeland Past Chairman scopeland@msimo.com Randy Rasmussen Director for Public Lands & Recreation WildernessAdvisor@bcha.org Michelle Wade Executive Administrator michellewade@bcha.org Brad Pollman Executive Committee ec@bcha.org Jim Allen Executive Committee ec@bcha.org Heather Cox Executive Committee ec@bcha.org Dana Chambers Executive Committee/Non-Director ec@bcha.org Greg Schatz Executive Committee/Non-Director ec@bcha.org John Chepulis Volunteer … Read More

BCHC Motherload Chapter Receives 2018 Double Diamond Award Read The Latest BCHA Newsletter Issue See the Latest Trail Meister Speaking Engagements BCHA 2018 Volunteer Hours Value Summary BCHA Introduces a Gift Legacy Program 2021 National Board Meeting

Here is the BCHA Ad placed in the USA Today Special Edition Your National Parks Guide. “Spacious skies, amber waves of grain, purple mountain majesties…” These words cause even the most restrained American to choke up. They describe our America, the America we cherish, the America founded on the backs of horses. Back Country Horsemen of America strives every day … Read More

Back Country Horsemen of America is at the forefront of the drive to protect our right to ride horses on public lands, but they wouldn’t be in that position without the tireless effort of people who share their vision. Peg Greiwe grabbed hold of the BCHA mission nearly 30 years ago and still refuses to let go. Join the Family … Read More

Do you have a service project you would like to accomplish on a nearby national forest? BCHA continues to operate under a five-year Memorandum of Agreement (MOU) with the U.S. Forest Service related to trail maintenance and public education and outreach. We recommend you share a copy of the MOU with your local forest. Please see the Public Lands Update … Read More

Our right to ride horses on public lands is threatened from many different directions and for many different reasons. Back Country Horsemen of America is the leading organization in our fight to preserve that right partly because they try to know about changes before they take place. No, they aren’t psychic. These folks put in countless hours attending public land … Read More