Craig Memorial Equestrian Center
Craig Memorial Equestrian Center (CMEC) is a locally-owned and operated horseback riding school located in Leverett, MA, just 15 minutes away from UMass Amherst. Roberta Bryant is a caring, talented, and experienced, lifelong competitive trail rider, and, Morab breeder, who has kept the doors of our Riding School open for over 40 years! In addition to our comprehensive lesson program, we offer boarding, training, affordable on-site leases and access to miles of trails up Roaring Brook Mountain, as well as summer camps and community events such as an annual Gymkhana series, schooling shows, clinics and an annual ECTRA-sanctioned Competitive Trail Ride! At CMEC, we emphasize safety, learning, and, cultivating meaningful relationships with our horsey friends. All riders are required to wear safety helmets when mounted, to participate in horsemanship activities, and we make it fun! CMEC also hosts a slew of events for riders all across the state including a Summer/Fall Gymkhana series, 4-H and Schooling Shows, Clinics , and last but not least, an annual, ECTRA-sanctioned Competitive Trail Ride Competition! Please excuse our Lessons at CMEC page while it is under contruction.
Come stop by!470 Long Plain Road
Leverett, MA 01054 Directions: From Rte 9, head north on 116 for about 3 miles then, exit for Highway 63 N. Make a left at the intersection and follow Hwy 63 North for 5 miles. You'll see us on your left! Look for the little white house and the big, round arena! |
Boarding Options Available NowFor more information on availability and/or to schedule a tour, please visit our "Boarding and Leasing" page or call our farm office at (413) 336-1081 or (413) 549-1213
Contact UsFor Boarding, Lessons, Camp, Events and Birthday Party inquiries, call Roberta at:
4135491213 or 4133361081 OR send us an email at: mounttoby@leverettnet.net And if you can, help us finish our barn!
Since 1970, Roberta Bryant has devoted her life to creating a safe, accessible, and supportive environment for all members of our community to bond with horses and learn valuable life lessons.
But then in 2014, a freak fire burned one of our barns!! We've rebuilt a lot and want to finish the last few projects! At 80 years old, Bert continues to teach and mentor young riders, and spread the wellness that horse relationships provide, but we need your help. We need to bring our barn back to its former greatness by our 50th Anniversary but we need your support! Please, donate now. |
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