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Leap of Faith Farms Photos
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 Covered and Uncovered Roundpens, with the Creekside
Barn and a view of Mount Diablo in the background
The Outdoor Arena, featuring fantastic lighting, plus
views of Mount Diablo and the foothills. Some
days of the week jumps are set up, and some days
the arena is empty, but like all of our arenas, it is
always open at all times for "free riding" by boarders
The drainage and roadways at Leap of Faith are excellent.
This photo was taken mid-winter after a heavy rain.
The interior stalls of the two Main Barn aisles (Parkside
and Ridgeview Barns) have yokes to the center aisle,
as well as grills to the front and side. These stalls
are light and airy even without outside access, unlike
the interior "dungeons" found at some other places
The Indoor Arena features a full span of mirrors on one
short side, plus an additional short span at X
This is the southern half of Leap of Faith Farms as viewed
from the top of the ridge while trail riding in the
East Bay Regional Parks District. The Creekside and
Diablo View Barns are in the back right side, with the
Outdoor Arena in front of them and the Castle Rock
Barn scarcely visible through the trees in front of the arena.
The large building at center is the Main Barn, with
a huge Indoor Arena flanked by two barn aisles and the Office
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 The two large "Breezeway Barns" (Diablo View
and Creekside) are cool and lovely in the summer heat
Standing at the south end of the property looking
north, you see the Castle Rock "shedrow" barn on your
left, the Outdoor Arena on the right, and the large
Main Barn in the background with the Indoor Arena opening
 This view is of the northern end of Leap of Faith Farms,
with the Covered Arena on the left and the
Hay Barn on the right side
Some of our many large Turnout Paddocks are shown
here, with the Covered Arena in the background
The Old Pine Creek Barn is at the northernmost
end of Leap of Faith Farms. It is a mare motel-style pipe
barn with two crossties, long hitching posts, and
nearby private rustic tackroom.
Mariah (LFF's co-owner/manager) at age 11,
the day her mom bought her first horse, Blue
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