Chasing Hills five barns are big structures with lots of room for horses. The four training and riding barns are for horses in competition or training and the fifth barn is for Chasing's special projects.

Sub-boards: Barn A, Barn B

The barn is a mammoth structure, complete with an indoor ring (70 ft x 200ft), an office, rider's lounge, and rider dressing rooms.

Sub-boards: Arena, Girls' Dressing Room, Guys' Dressing Room, Chasing's Office, Rider's Lounge

The outdoor arena is only 100 ft x 100 ft, with bleachers along one side. There is a shed at the end where the tractor, mower and jumps are usually stored. This arena also has lights on it for night time practices.

This is the board that houses everything that takes place around the actual buildings. You'll find the four trails, two cross country courses and the pastures inside.

Sub-boards: Pastures., Black Cross Country Course, Blue Trail, Green Trail, Yellow Trail, Red Cross Country Course, Purple Trail

Owned by Dr. Adriana Mackes, the veterinary clinic is the only one for miles. Most patients revolve around dogs and cats, but horses are another staple at this clinic.

Sub-board: Burdet Humane Shelter

The Burdet Feed and Tack is a landmark in Northern Georgia. An old style store, the floors are aged wood, the cabinets of expensive tack aged as well. The store can order or custom make anything a rider could possibly need or want. Not only selling feed and tack, the store also stocks riding clothes, boots, and knick-knacks.

The only other restaurant in Burdet, the Pit is the home of good southern cooking. BBQ, fried chicken, collards, and filet mignon are all served here. Don't let the simple country exterior turn you away, Chef Stewart is a french trained culinary artist, who happens to like BBQ.

The golden arches of America's heartland, Burdet's McDonald's looks like an old western saloon, complete with horse shoes and a sawdust floor.