Trail Riding In Tennessee - 7000 Mile Horseback Ride

What is it like to travel 7000 miles on horseback? Join me and my horses to find out!

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⏰ Timecodes ⏰
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0:00 Intro
0:22 Start of the Week
3:19 Bridge Crossing Over the Cumberland River
5:22 Riding With New Friends
10:11 Rough Logging Trails
12:23 Changing Time Zones
14:36 A Little Bit of History
15:47 Outro

#horse #horsebackriding #outdoors

About this video:
Welcome to the Year of The Mustang project! I'm Jake Harvath, a 24 year old horse trainer, and I'm currently traveling back and forth across the US on horseback. This trip will span over 7000 miles as I travel around 25 miles on most days. Each video is a week of my travels across America. I hope you enjoy experiencing the ride alongside me and my horses as we take on this ambitious adventure! If you want to see new places, find interesting history, and have tons of fun, then this video is for you.

[bharmon]

Hello from Memphis TN. I’ve been watching from the start. I lost my BLM mustang to cancer 6 years ago, he was in his mid twenties. He taught me a lot about herd dynamics. Mustangs are definitely different from domesticated horses, he was the best weatherman. Would love to adopt another one, but I’m at horse/acre capacity at this time. Be safe out there!

[connieetherington]

The kindness and generosity of the people of this country is wonderful to see. Thank you for sharing with us!

[marciaavera]

Enjoy watching America from this point of view!!!

[francineherron]

Nice video Jake. Pretty scenery and nice people. I love your mustang's they are so chill, levelheaded horse's. Looking forward to your next video, until then be safe and God bless! 🙏☺️

[annabutler]

Great video Jake! Love travelin along with ya! God Bless and stay safe. Keep makin those epic memories!!! ❤🙏🏼🐴🤠🐴🙏🏼❤️

[Tmac]

Wow half a year on the ride! So awesome!!! Another great update and again, THANK YOU for taking us on the journey!!!

[savearhino]

offroading video. looks tough. what great horses. blessings.

[alicelabranche]

So happy you are finding the generosity of folks in that area. Beautiful country. Stay safe. 🙏🙏🙏

[SH-diim]

Man I am loving these videos if you’re still planning on going to New Jersey, may God bless you. I drive tractor trailer for a living. Grew up in Pennsylvania. I lived there my whole life until four months ago. We moved to Ohio, but I used to drive truck into New Jersey and New York City. All the time. Absolutely hate that part of the country. I haven’t been there in about six years. Don’t care if I never go back.

[WandaBennett-ld]

Yeah truck parking for truckers
❤awesome ❤

[toddhull]

Been watching from the start & you're around where I grew up. Safe travels

[caseysublett]

I would LOVE to see the miles riden thus far on each video. Last I knew was 1, 500 miles thus far. However I know you have riden more than that by now. All I ever see most the time is just on your headline . Which says a 7, 000 mile journey. An how many miles you ride that day. Please try to keep us more informed as this is so cool . Thank you

[akghound]

Great video, awesome journey. I wish you could have more updates, a week is too long to wait.
Stay in The Blessing!

[rosemaryclark]

I'm glad you give details and names because I'm always trying to follow you on google maps :) Do you have some sort of idea how much longer before you reach New Jersey? I'm worried about how hot it's gonna be for you and the horses as you head back west to Utah, via

[vickypedia]

All three of you have gotten notably sun bleached over these last two episodes ☀️😄

[brendafrost]

This is something i would love to do. I've hiked 1000 miles of the Appalachian trail. I love horses.

[valcourisland]

This was really great, thanks! Might have to travel down there, ride some trails and stay at the lodge!

[marybabler]

Looks like it would be a beautiful ride on a beautiful day. Enjoy it! Good luck to all of you. Those boys sure are holding up good. You're the true American cowboy❤

[mikenorris]

I live about 20 minutes from BSF. It is stunning but rugged country. I’m fortunate it’s in my backyard. I have been in those trails many times. Glad you enjoyed it. By the way those are some fine horses!

[kennetheaves]

Careful north of Big South Fork. Cell coverage is spotty as you get on in to Kentucky