In 1998, the National Symposium on Horse Trails in Forest Ecosystems - a conference for those interested in building, maintaining, and enjoying equestrian trails, was held at Clemson University.
The brainchild of Dr. Gene Wood, this event quickly grew into the Southeastern Equestrian Trails Conference and is hosted in various states around the Southeastern USA. Originally there were nine states; now there are fourteen...the good news is spreading.
We hope to see you at SETC 2010, when the conference returns once again to Georgia!
