Area guides
Tryon and Landrum, the horse neighborhoods around them, and what sets each apart: the trails, the land, and how far you are from the hunt field and the show ring.
The towns and the show ring
The horse town on the first rise of the Blue Ridge, with Morris on Trade Street and the hunt club next door.
Read the guideSpartanburg County, South CarolinaA railroad town on the state line, with antiques on Rutherford Street and The Hare & Hound at the end of it.
Read the guideMill Spring · Polk County, North CarolinaHost of the 2018 World Equestrian Games and, from 2026, the National Horse Show. We are proud sponsors of its Fall Series.
See the calendarThe horse neighborhoods
The historic heart of horse Tryon, home to FENCE and the birthplace of the FETA trails.
Read the guideLandrum · Spartanburg County, South CarolinaLarge-acreage estates along the North Pacolet River, with private trails from the back gate.
Read the guideCampobello and Landrum · Spartanburg County, South Carolina1,331 acres of protected horse country on a historic racehorse training farm, with 20+ miles of private trails and Golden Hills next door.
Read the guideMill Spring · Polk County, North CarolinaA 1,000-acre equestrian subdivision with bridle trails on the plats, minutes from TIEC.
Read the guideMill Spring · Polk County, North CarolinaFarm sites averaging 20 acres inside 1,590 acres of protected land and 50 miles of trails.
Read the guideMill Spring · Polk County, North CarolinaSmall farms with equestrian trails around a 438-acre mountain lake, minutes from Tryon International.
Read the guideColumbus · Polk County, North CarolinaA gated equestrian community near Columbus with a community barn, riding arena, lake and access to the CETA and FETA trails.
Read the guideFacts in these guides are sourced from public records and the organizations named. Drive times are approximate.
Within reach
Falls Park and the Liberty Bridge, a walkable Main Street with about 300 events a year, and the 32-mile Swamp Rabbit Trail. GSP airport sits between Greenville and Spartanburg.
Spartanburg Medical Center, a Level I trauma center whose service area includes Polk County, and seven colleges and universities.
Apple country: Henderson County grows about 80 percent of North Carolina's apples. UNC Health Pardee hospital.
Biltmore's 8,000-acre estate, and Mission Hospital, the only verified Level I trauma center in western North Carolina. Asheville Regional is about 30 minutes from Tryon International.
Charlotte Douglas International, American Airlines' second-largest hub, with 194 nonstop destinations, 44 of them international. About 1 hour 10 minutes from Tryon International.
Drive times are from our two current farms: The Hayloft in Tryon, as reported by The Greenville News in July 2026, and Thanksgiving Farm near Landrum, from its feature sheet. Airport times are from Tryon International's visitor guide: Asheville Regional about 30 minutes, GSP about 45, Charlotte about 1 hour 10. Your drive will depend on where you land.
Private conversations
Every note comes to both of us. Most conversations about farms here start quietly, and many never need a sign in the ground.