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Western hospitality with all the activities of a true western lifestyle, and reliable Cayuse horses matched to your abilities! Choose between a leisurely trip, action packed, or something in between.
We conduct Guide Training Programs, so we're real good at teaching novice and young riders. You'll be impressed with your thorough introduction to Western Mountain riding as you learn to control yourCayuse horse by practising horse sports in our gymkhana. Whether it's the "River Ride" or "Eldorado Pass", you'll find each ride cleverly crafted to gradually take you to new heights. If you're advanced, the alpine is just a short ride away with high passes and 360-degree views of the surrounding mountains. Mule deer, mountain goat, moose, and bear are regularly seen. This is not trailriding!
When you're not riding, enjoy our library, swim at a nearby lake, or play a board game before enjoying the camaraderie of the evening campfire. Bring your guitar or other portable instrument and songbooks. If you're a family group, relax while your children have riding lessons. Guides are available for target practise, bareback lessons, gold panning, horse logging demonstrations and horseshoe throwing competitions. Get involved in shoeing a horse, tying the diamond on the pack, or throwing a lariat. You'll find our Activity Options are unique.
Tour the turn-of-the-century mining town, visit a mining or a chain saw museum, drive to the foot of a glacier or explore old pioneer cabins. For those that wish to spend some time in an overnight alpine camp, but don't come with enough riding experience to head into the mountains right away, the Ranch Stay followed by a Pack Trip is a popular combination.
Winter activities include ice fishing, horse drawn sleigh rides, target shooting, horseback riding, wildlife viewing, cross country skiing and snowmobiling.
A Special Horse!Not just any horse can take our riders safely and reliably through the mountains. Our horses are sure-footed Mountain Cayuse horses from the Cariboo-Chilcotin where the wild herds still roam. The Chilcotin Mountain Cayuse is not a thoroughbred, but a mixture of breeds that have developed over many generations.
They have stamina and toughness, lots of energy, intelligence and a good disposition. They are patient and gentle with small children, yet spirited enough for experienced riders. Whatever your age or riding experience, we have just the horse for you. |
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| Dates |
# Days |
Rates per Person |
| Monday - Thursday |
4 Days |
$890.00 |
| Thursday - Sunday |
4 Days |
$890.00 |
| Including: Accommodation, All Meals, Tack, Equipment, Guide Service, Horse |
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