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First ride? You're in the right barn.

Small groups, calm horses, and a lesson before every ride, [20 minutes] from Uptown Charlotte.

Ages [7]+ Max [8] riders per guide Open [Tue–Sun]

How the hour goes

Every ride runs on the same plan, so there are no surprises for a nervous rider (or parent).

  1. Meet your horse

    Your guide walks you through the barn, introduces your horse by name, and fits your helmet.

  2. Ground lesson

    How to sit, hold the reins, steer, and stop. Kids and adults learn side by side.

  3. Mount up

    Mounting block or ramp, guide at your side. Two laps of the paddock until everyone's settled.

  4. On the trail

    Shaded trail, walking pace, single file with the guide up front and a wrangler at the back.

  5. Back at the barn

    Dismount, pet your horse, photos. Ask your guide about next time.

Pack this the night before
  • Long pantsJeans are perfect.
  • Closed-toe shoesSneakers or boots. No sandals.
  • Water & sunscreenBug spray May–September.
  • Signed waiverWe email it when we confirm.
  • A cameraGuides stop at the best spots.

Rain? We have an indoor arena and we can still ride in the rain. So it does not kill the moment.

Pick your ride

Prices are per rider and include helmet, lesson, and guide.

Full price list and policies

1 hrIntro

Intro Trail Ride

The first-timer's ride. Walk-only pace on shaded trails after the ground lesson. The one to start with.

  • Ages [7]+
  • Max [8]
  • 1 hour · daily
[$65]
per riderBook Intro
2 hrScenic

Scenic Loop

Creek crossings, open pasture, and a ridge overlook. Walking pace with optional trot stretches for riders who want them.

  • Ages [10]+
  • Max [8]
  • 2 hours · daily
[$110]
per riderBook Scenic
90'Sunset

Sunset Ride

Departs [90 minutes before sunset] for golden-hour ridge views, then a bonfire with s'mores back at the barn. The date-night ride.

  • Ages [12]+
  • Max [6]
  • Fri–Sun, [Mar–Nov]
[$125]
per riderBook Sunset

Why first-timers do well here

We don't run a trail string that walks nose-to-tail while you hang on. Every rider gets a horse chosen for them, a real lesson, and a guide who's watching. That's the whole idea, and it's why [most] of our riders have never been on a horse before.

  • Calm horses only. Chosen for temperament, trained for trail work with new riders, rested between rides.
  • Small groups. One guide per [8] riders, with a second wrangler on the trail.
  • Plain rules. Ages, weight limit, weather, and cancellations are on the rides page, not in the fine print.
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