We spent 3 weeks around Dubois, Wyoming last summer. It was one of our favorite places. This ride we ended up taking a trail that was no longer used and it turned into bushwhacking along the side of a mountain. Notice the horses all take a different route across the fallen tree. We don’t ride nose@to tail. We want each horse making their own choices and thinking not just following. Fun to see how each decided to handle it. #trailhorse #trailhorses #mountainhorse #trailrider #trailride #horsetrai

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Dubois has a proud tradition of hard workers, stunning scenery and wildlife, and a strong sense of community. In this edition of Our Wyoming, we’ll cover these topics, and explore the unique pronunciation of the town name, which came about to spite a congressman from Idaho. | Wyoming PBS