Calendar

Each calendar listing includes details about pace, terrain, and overall expectations. If a ride is labeled as forward-moving, longer, or more demanding, it’s best suited for riders who are comfortable staying balanced, engaged, and present in the saddle. If you’re unsure, choose a local trail ride or reach out before booking—we’d rather help you find the right fit than rush the decision.

No. Some rides are designed specifically for riders with prior experience and confidence at the walk and trot, especially on varied terrain. Our horses are responsive and forward, and not every ride is meant to be a passive or introductory experience. Beginner-appropriate rides will be clearly noted on the calendar.

We limit group size intentionally to protect horse welfare and maintain the quality of the ride. Horses rotate through work, rest, and conditioning, and not every horse is scheduled every day. Smaller groups also allow for better pacing, safer riding, and a more meaningful experience for everyone involved.

Yes, occasionally. Trail conditions, weather, tides (for beach rides), and horse readiness all factor into our scheduling. If a ride needs to be adjusted or rescheduled, we’ll communicate as early as possible. We prioritize doing the ride well over doing it no matter what.

One-time rides are standalone experiences, while membership rides are part of a recurring riding program focused on consistency and progression. Membership riders typically have access to more frequent rides, priority scheduling, and longer or specialty outings that aren’t always available to the general public.Because our experiences involve horses, staff, and carefully planned logistics, we require advance notice for cancellations or changes. Cancellations made with sufficient notice may be eligible for rescheduling or credit toward a future ride, depending on the experience. Late cancellations and no-shows may be non-refundable.