Description
In just one hour on horseback, you and your family can enjoy a safe, relaxed ride on quiet ranch trails near Glenwood Canyon, perfect for beginners and kids. This experience is designed to feel comfortable and well-organized, even if it’s your first time on a horse.
You start with a short check-in, helmet fitting, and a clear safety briefing. Riders are matched with calm, well-trained horses based on size and comfort level. Once everyone is settled, the guided ride begins. The horseback portion lasts about 60 minutes, with around 1.5 hours total on site, including preparation and wrap-up.
The trail follows wide, manageable paths through open meadows, aspen groves, and ranch land, offering scenic views that inspire awe. The pace stays slow and steady, giving you time to look around, talk with your group, and enjoy being outside without feeling rushed. Guides ride along to offer support, answer questions, and keep the group moving smoothly.
Kids who meet the age and height requirements ride their own horses, building confidence while staying close to family members. Adults appreciate the relaxed structure, clear instructions, and focus on safety. This is not a fast or technical ride. It’s meant to be straightforward, scenic, and easy to enjoy together, ensuring everyone feels secure and comfortable.
If you’re looking for a simple outdoor activity that gets everyone outside, moving, and sharing the same experience, this horseback ride delivers a calm and dependable way to spend time in Colorado’s open landscape.
What's Included
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this suitable for first-time riders?
Yes. This ride is designed for beginners, with calm horses and full instruction before departure.
How old do kids need to be?
Riders must be at least 7 years old and a minimum of 54 inches tall.
Are helmets required?
Yes. Helmets are mandatory and provided at no extra cost.
Can we bring phones or cameras?
Yes, but riders must keep one hand on the reins at all times.
What happens if it rains?
Light rain usually continues. Severe weather may result in a delay, reschedule, or refund.