Horseback Riding

What to discover

Horseback riding offers a different way to notice a landscape. A guided ride begins with meeting the horse and learning how to follow instructions. Routes and pace vary, so families can look for an experience that matches their confidence and ability.

About the discovery

Pico is eager to start down the trail. Tati pauses to learn her horse’s name. They discover that the animal helping them explore deserves kindness and attention throughout the ride.

Explore with Pico & Tati

Trail journal: After your ride, draw three things you noticed. Add one detail about your horse and one thing your guide taught you. Compare what you observed at a walking pace.

Plan your visit

Ask about rider requirements, route difficulty and suitable horses before booking. Request a properly fitted riding helmet and follow clothing instructions. Tell the operator about experience levels and any needs that affect participation.