After a hard days work, sometimes it's good to relax. Here, workers can relax and grab a hot or cold drink. There's a pool table in the corner.

The nickname given to the rows of stalls. Much like Polaris there are two tack rooms that branch off of here, one is the boarding tack room which is larger and has space for lockers. The second is smaller and is used for the school horses.

Named after the original couple that owned the castle, the Rodeo building is where all events are held.

Between the barn and the paddocks there are four round pens for training purposes, or for turn out for injured horses. Two of them are from the olden days where they used to tie horses out to break them-made of wood and six feet tall. The other two are steel, one is blue and one is red. They are approximately ten feet apart, two are grass and two are dirt.

From an aerial view, it looks like a patchwork quilt-there are many paddocks for stallion turn out or horses that don't get along in large groups. Given that it is a western school, they do believe in letting the horses have herds, so when able, they turn them out in the larger paddocks.

It seems that most of the trails that weave their way through Providence and the surrounding areas come to a head at Blue Ridge Ranch. From here, you can go into town, go along toward Flying High, go out to deeper into the ranch into the cattle area, or even get all the way out to the national sanctuary. Choose wisely, some of the paths disappear it seems!