1011 Flores St

"These horseback tours try provide something for anyone, and everyone as long as they have an interest in the equine arts. There are relaxed, easy walks, and more challenging trail rides for advanced riders. They'll even teach you how to ride bareback and cross a river. The guides all care deeply about the horses and it shows. They'll teach you not only how to ride, but how to respect the animals as well." - Diana Oates

"What’s the big picture here?These horseback tours try provide something for anyone and everyone as long as they have an interest in the equine arts. There are very relaxed, easy walks, and more challenging trail rides for advanced riders. They'll even teach you how to ride bareback. Tell us about your fellow tourees.All are welcome from beginners to experienced riders. Those with mobility issues shouldn't have any issues as long as they are used to being on horseback. How are the guides?The guides make equestrian their life and their love for the horses is both evident and endearing. The tours are structured but guides have the ability to switch things up to make things more interesting if the group is ready for it. So: money, time—how can we make the most of both?This is a great option for those interesting in covering a lot of ground in a short amount of time. The 3.5 hour River Ride boasts incredible views, changes in elevation, and even allows for some in water riding as you cross the river. This is a family friendly activity for anyone who is up for an adventure on horseback." - Diana Oates