Travel & Tourism
Welcome to Travel & Tourism. There's lot of resources for your travel plans if they involve a horse!
Need time away and want to spend it with horses? Our Vacation page offers a range of resources from around the world! Taking your horse with you? Find a variety of places that accomodate you and your horse in our section on Horse Motels and Overnights.
If you are sending your horse by trailer, plane, or even boat, see our Shipping section for a directory of listings.
Searching for a place near you or a place near you to rent a horse and ride? Look at our Trail Riding section.
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Here are some popular places to go trail riding in Wisconsin:
- Welcome to Lost Creek Ranch - Our Mission: "Let no heart or soul, human or equine fall through the cracks" Lost Creek Ranch is a non profit horse rescue with over 20 years in Pierce County in Western Wisconsin that offers a welcome escape from the everyday. Whether you need to shed stress, build self-confidence, boost focus or promote healing — we’re here for you. FREE Riding or Ground Sessions for Veterans! FREE Riding Classes for Adults over 50 - 1 time or 6 week session!
- Kinny Valley - Welcome to the Valley...Just thirty minutes east of the Twin Cities, nestled in the Kinnickinnic River Valley, sits a little slice of paradise and you're invited. Whether you come to us for boarding, horse leasing, or for our help in finding your next horse, it's our pleasure to provide an environment where you, and your horse, will thrive. Escape the ordinary and experience what Kinni Valley has to offer.
These are just a few of the many places to go trail riding in Wisconsin. With its beautiful scenery and abundant wildlife, Wisconsin is a great place to experience horseback riding.
When choosing a place to go trail riding, it is important to consider your experience level and the type of terrain you want to ride on. Be sure to call ahead and make reservations, as most places require them.
Horse trail riding is a great way to enjoy the outdoors and bond with your horse. However, it is important to be prepared before you go trail riding. Here are some things you need to know:
- Choose the right horse. Not all horses are suited for trail riding. Make sure to choose a horse that is calm, well-trained, and in good physical condition.
- Wear the right gear. You should wear a helmet, long pants, and sturdy shoes when trail riding. You may also want to wear gloves and a riding jacket.
- Bring the essentials. Be sure to bring water, snacks, cell phone and a first-aid kit for you and your horse. You should also bring a map of the trail system and let someone know where you are going.
- Be aware of your surroundings. Pay attention to the trail ahead and be on the lookout for obstacles such as rocks, roots, and branches. You should also be aware of other trail users, such as hikers and cyclists.
- Be respectful of other trail users. Yield to other trail users and leave no trace.
Here are some additional tips for horse trail riding:
- Start slowly and gradually increase the distance and difficulty of the trails you ride.
- Take breaks often to rest yourself and your horse.
- Be aware of the weather conditions and dress accordingly.
- Be prepared for unexpected events, such as a horse getting spooked or injured.
Horse trail riding can be a fun and rewarding experience for both you and your horse. By following these tips, you can help to ensure a safe and enjoyable ride.
If you are new to horse trail riding, it is a good idea to go with a more experienced rider or to take a guided trail ride. This will help you to learn the basics of trail riding and to avoid any potential problems.
Horse trail riding is a great way to enjoy the outdoors, bond with your horse, and get some exercise. With a little preparation, you can have a safe and enjoyable ride.
Here are some popular places to go trail riding in Wyoming:
- Klondike Ranch - On An Historical Wyoming Cattle Ranch - More than a Wyoming dude ranch, we invite you to join us in the activities of our historical, working cattle ranch. You’ll get to enjoy riding, working cattle and camping out under brilliant Wyoming skies, breathing in the fresh mountain air, and taking in the vast beauty of the Bighorn Mountains. Every Day is a New Adventure. If you like trail riding, you’ll love riding for a purpose. At Klondike, 90% of our spring, summer and fall cattle work is done horseback. We also offer amazing Historical Tours, top-notch Fishing & experiences like you’ve never imagined. Yep, every day is a new adventure.
- Spotted Horse Ranch - Many of our guests comment on how laid-back life is at the Spotted Horse Ranch and we quickly reply “good!” When you visit the Spotted Horse Ranch for your Wyoming Dude Ranch vacation, we want you to feel that laid-back vibe of the old west. The pace is different here – leisurely, relaxing and comfortable – and we hope our guests enjoy it! Relaxing does not mean boring, though. There are plenty activities to go around at the Spotted Horse Ranch, and you should partake in as many as you would like. Our guides will make sure you are properly accommodated on every trip – horseback riding in the valley, white water rafting on the Snake River, fly-fishing the local streams, or scenic rafting. And, if you prefer staying close to the ranch, you can always relax by the river.For the ultimate in rest and relaxation, we also take guests to the local hot springs for a dip in the natural “hot tub.” There are even great hikes close by, so you can warm up a bit before, well, warming up!Your trip away from home should be memorable and pleasant. Let the Spotted Horse Ranch make your Summer trip the best yet! And remember, just relax, we’ll take it from here.
These are just a few of the many places to go trail riding in Wyoming. With its beautiful scenery and abundant wildlife, Wyoming is a great place to experience horseback riding.
When choosing a place to go trail riding, it is important to consider your experience level and the type of terrain you want to ride on. Be sure to call ahead and make reservations, as most places require them.
Horse trail riding is a great way to enjoy the outdoors and bond with your horse. However, it is important to be prepared before you go trail riding. Here are some things you need to know:
- Choose the right horse. Not all horses are suited for trail riding. Make sure to choose a horse that is calm, well-trained, and in good physical condition.
- Wear the right gear. You should wear a helmet, long pants, and sturdy shoes when trail riding. You may also want to wear gloves and a riding jacket.
- Bring the essentials. Be sure to bring water, snacks, cell phone and a first-aid kit for you and your horse. You should also bring a map of the trail system and let someone know where you are going.
- Be aware of your surroundings. Pay attention to the trail ahead and be on the lookout for obstacles such as rocks, roots, and branches. You should also be aware of other trail users, such as hikers and cyclists.
- Be respectful of other trail users. Yield to other trail users and leave no trace.
Here are some additional tips for horse trail riding:
- Start slowly and gradually increase the distance and difficulty of the trails you ride.
- Take breaks often to rest yourself and your horse.
- Be aware of the weather conditions and dress accordingly.
- Be prepared for unexpected events, such as a horse getting spooked or injured.
Horse trail riding can be a fun and rewarding experience for both you and your horse. By following these tips, you can help to ensure a safe and enjoyable ride.
If you are new to horse trail riding, it is a good idea to go with a more experienced rider or to take a guided trail ride. This will help you to learn the basics of trail riding and to avoid any potential problems.
Horse trail riding is a great way to enjoy the outdoors, bond with your horse, and get some exercise. With a little preparation, you can have a safe and enjoyable ride.
Here are some popular places to go trail riding in Tennessee:
- Tally Ho Stables - Enjoy horseback riding at its best in the Big South Fork with Tally Ho Stables.
- Cedars of Lebanon - 45-Minute Trail Ride - With this journey, we promise an extraordinary adventure for all horse and nature enthusiasts alike! This ride through the Cedars of Lebanon State Park is perfect for all levels. 1.5 Hour Private Ride Enjoy the undivided attention of our guides as they cater to your group’s interests and curiosities, making the experience educational and engaging in this private adventure!
- Welcome to the French Broad Outpost Ranch - A dude ranch vacation where you get to do things together like a family. Come on in and sit a spell. We have the perfect Dude Ranch vacation just waiting on you and your family. You will get to leave the world behind and finally take some time for yourself. Not only are we kids friendly, we are Family Friendly! You and your family are going to re-connect like never before as you learn to ride horses together, including how to groom and saddle, help steer a whitewater raft down the river, shine up your new boots for an old fashioned square dance, drive cattle just like City Slickers and chase cows in team penning just like an old Cowboy. There lot's of other stuff too, but the main thing is that there aren't many places like this where families regain that bond they have always wanted and needed. So relax and come on down and make yourself at home!
These are just a few of the many places to go trail riding in Tennessee. With its beautiful scenery and abundant wildlife, Tennessee is a great place to experience horseback riding.
When choosing a place to go trail riding, it is important to consider your experience level and the type of terrain you want to ride on. Be sure to call ahead and make reservations, as most places require them.
Horse trail riding is a great way to enjoy the outdoors and bond with your horse. However, it is important to be prepared before you go trail riding. Here are some things you need to know:
- Choose the right horse. Not all horses are suited for trail riding. Make sure to choose a horse that is calm, well-trained, and in good physical condition.
- Wear the right gear. You should wear a helmet, long pants, and sturdy shoes when trail riding. You may also want to wear gloves and a riding jacket.
- Bring the essentials. Be sure to bring water, snacks, cell phone and a first-aid kit for you and your horse. You should also bring a map of the trail system and let someone know where you are going.
- Be aware of your surroundings. Pay attention to the trail ahead and be on the lookout for obstacles such as rocks, roots, and branches. You should also be aware of other trail users, such as hikers and cyclists.
- Be respectful of other trail users. Yield to other trail users and leave no trace.
Here are some additional tips for horse trail riding:
- Start slowly and gradually increase the distance and difficulty of the trails you ride.
- Take breaks often to rest yourself and your horse.
- Be aware of the weather conditions and dress accordingly.
- Be prepared for unexpected events, such as a horse getting spooked or injured.
Horse trail riding can be a fun and rewarding experience for both you and your horse. By following these tips, you can help to ensure a safe and enjoyable ride.
If you are new to horse trail riding, it is a good idea to go with a more experienced rider or to take a guided trail ride. This will help you to learn the basics of trail riding and to avoid any potential problems.
Horse trail riding is a great way to enjoy the outdoors, bond with your horse, and get some exercise. With a little preparation, you can have a safe and enjoyable ride.
Here are some popular places to go trail riding in Texas:
- Black Mustang Ranch - Great trails. Sandy, rocky, hilly and flat overlooking the prettiest lake in North Texas. 'Courage is being scared to death, but saddling up anyway.' - John Wayne
- Benbrook Stables is a full-service equestrian center with a wide range of services and activities. We offer trail rides, summer camps, horseback riding lessons, and boarding services. We are dedicated to providing an unforgettable horseback riding experience. Our facility is situated on the edge of Benbrook Lake, with beautiful views of the surrounding area. We create a safe and welcoming environment for all levels of riders, from beginners to advanced.Come join us for a fun adventure on horseback
- Hunters chase farms, Horseback riding school in the Texas Hill Country. Located in the heart of Texas Hill Country, Hunters Chase Farms Inc. is best known for our riding school and summer camps. Riding lessons are available for riders of all ages and experiences and many of our riders enjoy being a part of the HCF Show Team. We also offer horse boarding for students involved in our lesson program. We have the best lesson horses of all sizes and levels. Our 45 acre ranchette is located 6 miles north of Wimberley , 25 minutes south of Austin and within 20 minutes of Dripping Springs, Kyle , Driftwood, Buda and San Marcos
These are just a few of the many places to go trail riding in Texas. With its beautiful scenery and abundant wildlife, Texasis a great place to experience horseback riding.
When choosing a place to go trail riding, it is important to consider your experience level and the type of terrain you want to ride on. Be sure to call ahead and make reservations, as most places require them.
Horse trail riding is a great way to enjoy the outdoors and bond with your horse. However, it is important to be prepared before you go trail riding. Here are some things you need to know:
- Choose the right horse. Not all horses are suited for trail riding. Make sure to choose a horse that is calm, well-trained, and in good physical condition.
- Wear the right gear. You should wear a helmet, long pants, and sturdy shoes when trail riding. You may also want to wear gloves and a riding jacket.
- Bring the essentials. Be sure to bring water, snacks, cell phone and a first-aid kit for you and your horse. You should also bring a map of the trail system and let someone know where you are going.
- Be aware of your surroundings. Pay attention to the trail ahead and be on the lookout for obstacles such as rocks, roots, and branches. You should also be aware of other trail users, such as hikers and cyclists.
- Be respectful of other trail users. Yield to other trail users and leave no trace.
Here are some additional tips for horse trail riding:
- Start slowly and gradually increase the distance and difficulty of the trails you ride.
- Take breaks often to rest yourself and your horse.
- Be aware of the weather conditions and dress accordingly.
- Be prepared for unexpected events, such as a horse getting spooked or injured.
Horse trail riding can be a fun and rewarding experience for both you and your horse. By following these tips, you can help to ensure a safe and enjoyable ride.
If you are new to horse trail riding, it is a good idea to go with a more experienced rider or to take a guided trail ride. This will help you to learn the basics of trail riding and to avoid any potential problems.
Horse trail riding is a great way to enjoy the outdoors, bond with your horse, and get some exercise. With a little preparation, you can have a safe and enjoyable ride.
Here are some popular places to go trail riding in Utah:
- SORREL RIVER RANCH, a luxury Moab Resort - Sorrel River Ranch is, nestled amidst the breathtaking backdrop of Moab, Utah. It spans 240 acres of majestic landscapes and features iconic arches, winding canyons, and stunning red-rock mesas. Here, you can seize every moment with boundless adventure, embark on exciting discoveries, or simply bask in tranquil relaxation. Our Moab resort accommodations not only provide luxurious comforts but also offer delightful surprises, ensuring a truly unforgettable experience awaits you
- Rockin' R Ranch - Slow Down, Unplug, and Saddle Up! For over 37 years the Rockin’ R Ranch in Antimony, Utah, has been helping folks from all over the world take a step back in time and slow down. Come saddle up for an all-inclusive dude ranch vacation of a lifetime!
These are just a few of the many places to go trail riding in Utah. With its beautiful scenery and abundant wildlife, Utah is a great place to experience horseback riding.
When choosing a place to go trail riding, it is important to consider your experience level and the type of terrain you want to ride on. Be sure to call ahead and make reservations, as most places require them.
Horse trail riding is a great way to enjoy the outdoors and bond with your horse. However, it is important to be prepared before you go trail riding. Here are some things you need to know:
- Choose the right horse. Not all horses are suited for trail riding. Make sure to choose a horse that is calm, well-trained, and in good physical condition.
- Wear the right gear. You should wear a helmet, long pants, and sturdy shoes when trail riding. You may also want to wear gloves and a riding jacket.
- Bring the essentials. Be sure to bring water, snacks, cell phone and a first-aid kit for you and your horse. You should also bring a map of the trail system and let someone know where you are going.
- Be aware of your surroundings. Pay attention to the trail ahead and be on the lookout for obstacles such as rocks, roots, and branches. You should also be aware of other trail users, such as hikers and cyclists.
- Be respectful of other trail users. Yield to other trail users and leave no trace.
Here are some additional tips for horse trail riding:
- Start slowly and gradually increase the distance and difficulty of the trails you ride.
- Take breaks often to rest yourself and your horse.
- Be aware of the weather conditions and dress accordingly.
- Be prepared for unexpected events, such as a horse getting spooked or injured.
Horse trail riding can be a fun and rewarding experience for both you and your horse. By following these tips, you can help to ensure a safe and enjoyable ride.
If you are new to horse trail riding, it is a good idea to go with a more experienced rider or to take a guided trail ride. This will help you to learn the basics of trail riding and to avoid any potential problems.
Horse trail riding is a great way to enjoy the outdoors, bond with your horse, and get some exercise. With a little preparation, you can have a safe and enjoyable ride.
Here are some popular places to go trail riding in Vermont:
- At Mount Mansfield Equestrian Center, we offer the ultimate summer experience - Trail rides on horseback through scenic Stowe! Rides of approximately one hour take visitors over a covered bridge, across the brook, through the woods, and into a beautiful meadow with stunning views of Mount Mansfield. Riders aged six and up each have their own mount on this family-run adventure!
These are just a few of the many places to go trail riding in Vermont. With its beautiful scenery and abundant wildlife, Vermont is a great place to experience horseback riding.
When choosing a place to go trail riding, it is important to consider your experience level and the type of terrain you want to ride on. Be sure to call ahead and make reservations, as most places require them.
Horse trail riding is a great way to enjoy the outdoors and bond with your horse. However, it is important to be prepared before you go trail riding. Here are some things you need to know:
- Choose the right horse. Not all horses are suited for trail riding. Make sure to choose a horse that is calm, well-trained, and in good physical condition.
- Wear the right gear. You should wear a helmet, long pants, and sturdy shoes when trail riding. You may also want to wear gloves and a riding jacket.
- Bring the essentials. Be sure to bring water, snacks, cell phone and a first-aid kit for you and your horse. You should also bring a map of the trail system and let someone know where you are going.
- Be aware of your surroundings. Pay attention to the trail ahead and be on the lookout for obstacles such as rocks, roots, and branches. You should also be aware of other trail users, such as hikers and cyclists.
- Be respectful of other trail users. Yield to other trail users and leave no trace.
Here are some additional tips for horse trail riding:
- Start slowly and gradually increase the distance and difficulty of the trails you ride.
- Take breaks often to rest yourself and your horse.
- Be aware of the weather conditions and dress accordingly.
- Be prepared for unexpected events, such as a horse getting spooked or injured.
Horse trail riding can be a fun and rewarding experience for both you and your horse. By following these tips, you can help to ensure a safe and enjoyable ride.
If you are new to horse trail riding, it is a good idea to go with a more experienced rider or to take a guided trail ride. This will help you to learn the basics of trail riding and to avoid any potential problems.
Horse trail riding is a great way to enjoy the outdoors, bond with your horse, and get some exercise. With a little preparation, you can have a safe and enjoyable ride.
