Welcome to the Georgetown Divide Equestrian Trails Foundation
This organization was founded in 1987 to encourage identification and dedication of equestrian and hiking trails on the Georgetown Divide in El Dorado County, California.
Since its inception, the Foundation, in cooperation with the U.S. Forest Service, has been instrumental in the development of many miles of trails, the construction of staging areas, and the creation of the Dru Barner Campground.
The campground includes 40+ campsites, many with picnic tables and a fire rings, and continuing to add more permanent horse corrals. There are flush toilets, water for horses, and a large group area with tables. Reservations can be made at Recreation.gov.
Poker Ride 2022
Come out for a relaxing 5 mile ride through the beautiful Enchanted Forest while building your poker hand. Enjoy a delicious lunch and see if you have a winning poker hand! Stay Sunday if desired where guides will lead you on “Show Me the Trails” group rides.
Weekend Extravaganza 2022
Thank you to all of the participants and volunteers that made the 2022 GDETF Equestrian Extravaganza a great success!
April Work Party Weekend 2022
Thank you to the wonderful GDETF volunteers who showed up for the April work party weekend. We
February Work Party 2022
Absolutely fantastic turnout for our work party. 3 tractors, several sawyers, and a monster chipper! We must have moved at least 100 rounds out of the campsite along with neverending piles of slash! The Silver Loop trail was cleared of any impassable logs and pesky brush.