There are many trails that run through the property. They start out as one path leading from mane barn, and eventually widen and fork out onto four different paths that branch out onto many smaller trails that circle around the property. One of the main trails lead to a lake, and another to a small creek. Most of the trails simply go through the large forest behind the property.

All the pastures are large out on grass, there are paddocks set separately for the broodmares. Most horses have separate turn out for liability reasons with the boarders, but there are a few sections that have small groups of horses turned out together. Riders aren't supposed to wander in here without permission or supervision if they're under 16, but that doesn't stop most of them from breaking the rules like the indignant little rebels they tend to be.

Just a few hundred feet off of the main trails leads the boarders of Crossfire Farms to a vast cross country course. The course is set over four miles, with a huge variety of jumps from beginner novice to **** options, the cross country course is set is set over a large area with both hills and flat areas. It consists of obstacles including water hazards, banks, ditches, and many other jumps. All riders on the cross country course must wear a helmet and a cross-country vest at all times. It is not advised that you go out alone in case anything should happen, barn rules prohibit anyone under eighteen to be on the course without a coach.

Not only does Crossfire Farms have a whole barn for racing, they also have a standard, one mile dirt track and inner turf track for the race horses to be worked on. You will mostly find the horses being worked at the crack of dawn and late at night. To keep the race trainers happy, there's a set of small bleachers for them to sit on while they watch their charges being worked. While the track is open to all to use, everyone is required to wear some sort of eventing or racing vest when on the track, helmets are not optional.

Sitting at the top of the property, overlooking the barns, pastures, arenas, and countryside is the sprawling single level ranch home that Crossfire's owners reside in. It is five bedroom, two bath, with a large and beautiful backyard to host many barbecues and get togethers and a large wrap around porch.