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Safety First!
Before each ride everyone receives a basic lesson on how to ride a horse. Helmets are required for anyone 18 and under but are available to everyone. Small children will ride in the guide’s laps, no exceptions. Older children with no riding experience or that may be a little nervous may have a lead rope attached to the guides horse. |
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 Also available are trailering to Big Otter Trailhead in Old Forge or up North to the High Peaks!
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Beautiful Adirondack Woods: This ride is a little over an hour in length. It starts off with a slow climb up a small mountain and descents on switchbacks. Straightening out down a sandy trail we often see deer, turkey, grouse, and other wildlife. The trail crosses Eagle Creek with a breathtaking view of Cascade Ridge. It then ascends another sandy hill and takes a long loop through the beautiful Adirondack woods and makes its way home. |
| Cascade Lake: Cascade Lake is just one of my two wilderness lake rides and both are popular with our guests. Cascade Lakes destination is a gorgeous grassy area with a large sandy beach and shallow warm water. I suggest bringing a lunch or snacks with you. We can accommodate cold items in our insulated saddle bags. You can view a couple short videos on both of the lakes on my Facebook ! We can always make it long enough to barbecue, you can see pictures of that on my Facebook photos. |
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Cascade Falls: The Cascade Falls are nestled back in the woods around Cascade Lake. Use our insulated saddle bags to bring a lunch or snack to have by the relaxing sound of the water falls. |
| Moss Lake: The trail around Moss Lake is 3 1/2 miles. Moss Lake was originally a girl’s camp with a horseback riding program which explains its use as an equine trail today. Enjoy a lunch/snack break and observe the active osprey nest located on the island |
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Stay tuned for 2025 season pricing
Regular In-Season Pricing
Active Military Pricing
Non-Active Veteran Pricing
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