Navigate equestrians, trail riders, and ranch visitors smoothly toward your facility's designated horse corrals, holding pens, and equestrian staging areas with this official MUTCD-compliant guide sign. Showcasing the federally recognized graphic of a classic fenced corral enclosure protecting a horse, it clearly highlights approved livestock and equestrian zones directly from main trailhead parking lots, backcountry camp loops, and stable entrances, helping property managers maintain a safe, organized flow of both vehicular and animal traffic.

Streamline your park management by sourcing your specialty recreation and facility signs from the same trusted supplier you use every day.

• MUTCD Compliant: Fully meets federal standards for Recreational and Cultural Interest Area signage (Symbol RS-149)
• Universal Symbol: Features the federally recognized corral graphic for instant, language-free recognition
• Made in the USA: Domestically manufactured from heavy-duty, rust-proof .080" aluminum to withstand demanding equestrian settings, ranch environments, and harsh outdoor weather
• One-Stop Convenience: Bundle your specialty facility and recreation signs into a single order using your existing vendor account
• Nighttime Visibility: Uses high-performance ASTM D4956 retroreflective sheeting to deliver exceptional night visibility and crisp clarity under headlight or flashlight beams during early-morning trail prep or late-evening setups
• Official DOT Colorway: Features the federally approved white legend and border on a brown background (MUTCD Section 2M specification) for standard recreation area branding
• Premium Heavy-Duty Build: Engineered with radius-cut, rounded 1.5" corners for a clean look and safer handling during installation
• Ready to Mount: Pre-punched 3/8" holes align with standard U-channel, round, and square posts. Just add a mounting hardware kit and/or posts to your order for a complete, install-ready package
• 10-Year Warranty: Made in-house and backed by our 10-year warranty on all reflective signs