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City of Rancho Palos VerdesEquestrian Park

Park ConceptJune 3, 2006

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Equestrian Park

RPV Equestrian Park

Portuguese Bend Equestrian Park first presented to RPV Council in 1998

Portuguese Bend Equestrian Park designed to satisfy the varied Equestrian needs of RPV Residents

– Trail riding - Trail Head, Tie Rail & Water Trough

– English Riding - Jumping, Dressage, Cross County– Western Riding - Training, Boarding Stable– Special Needs Riding - Pony Club

Design for Safe Operations in Landslide Area Maximize use of Existing Terrain and Natural Habitat

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Equestrian Park

Equestrian Park Elements

Modular Stabling Area accommodates over 75 horses Large Multi Purpose Riding Areas with Modular Rings and

Dressage Arenas Destination for RPV Trail Riders with Tie Rails, Watering

Trough and Trail Access Conditioning Track separate from Preserve Trails Cross Country Jumps integrated with Natural Habitat Special Use Areas for groups like Ride-to-Fly and Pony Club Dedicated Equestrian Vehicular Access from PVDS to

minimize interference with hikers and bikers

PV Drive South

Active UseArea

Boundary

RPV Equestrian ParkPortuguese Bend (Sandbox) Site

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Stabling Trail Destination

Special

Purpose

Area

Vehicular Access and Parking

Multi-Purpose

Riding Area

RPV Equestrian ParkFunctional Area Proposal

Separate PreserveAccess Trail

DedicatedEquestrianVehicular

Access

Trail Access

PreserveEntrance

and Parking

EquestrianPark

Boundary

Cross-Country Integrated with

Habitat

Conditioning Track

Special PurposeArea

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Stabling

Special PurposeArea

Trail Destination

Vehicular Access and Parking

RPV Equestrian ParkFunctional Area Proposal

Special Purpose

Area

Conditioning Track

Separate PreserveAccess Trail

Cross-Country

Integrated with Habitat

Trail Access

PreserveEntrance

EquestrianPark

Boundary

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Multi-Purpose

Riding Area

DedicatedEquestrianVehicular

Access

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Equestrian Park

Rancho Palos VerdesEquestrian Park

Meets the needs of the RPV Equestrian community

Compatible with the Portuguese Bend Preserve

Promotes the RPV Semi-Rural Lifestyle