Chamounix Equestrian Center
A young rider saddles up at Chamounix Equestrian Center, which boasts easy access to bridle paths and polo fields in Fairmount Park. One of seven public stables operated by Fairmount Park, Chamounix offers public horse boarding and a summer camp for youth ages 8-15.
Credit: Photo by R. Kennedy for GPTMC
Tags: Family-friendly, Outdoors, Parks & Gardens
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