Top Utah Horseback Riding

The Mountain Meadows horseback tour offers a peaceful, scenic ride through one of Midway’s most beautiful landscapes, giving guests a chance to slow down and connect with nature from the saddle. Unlike typical activities, this experience blends gentle adventure with relaxation, guided by knowledgeable wranglers and steady, well-trained horses. It’s a memorable way to enjoy the outdoors, take in mountain views, and experience the timeless charm of horseback riding in a safe and welcoming environment. We even sometimes come across wildlife!

The Crow’s Nest tour offers a peaceful, elevated riding experience that blends scenic views, wide-open terrain, and the quiet rhythm of traveling on horseback. Each ride feels a little different — from changing light across the landscape to the possibility of spotting local wildlife along the trail. Guests often catch glimpses of deer, birds of prey, or other native animals, adding an element of surprise and connection to nature. Paired with knowledgeable guides and well-trained horses, this experience isn’t just a trail ride — it’s a chance to slow down, unplug, and see Soldier Hollow from a perspective you simply can’t get any other way.

Immerse yourself in the beauty of the Water Pocket Fold of Capitol Reef National Park on this small-group guided horseback ride. You'll enjoy gorgeous scenery, friendly horses, and water on the trail. Enjoy a fully guided tour by experienced horse wranglers who are well versed in the history, fauna, and flora of the area.

Saddle up and soak up the views of Zion National Park from the back of a horse. This small-group trail ride lasts about 1.5 hours and takes you into the sunset, far away from Zion's crowds. You'll ride to a spectacular viewpoint where you will watch the sky turn orange and red above the Cliffs of Zion.

If you've always wanted to hop on a horse, don't miss this beginner-friendly, half-day horseback riding excursion in Utah's scenic Red Canyon. Follow your guide along some famous rugged trails, past old Native American ruins, and through the red rock canyon. With more than 6 miles (9.6 kilometers) to cover, this tour is a great way to get the hang of riding.

Get away from the park crowds on this epic four-hour tour on horseback. With the Bryce Canyon area as your backdrop, you’ll clip-clop along Old West trails used by both cowboys and Indigenous groups, climbing up and down the scenic Red Canyon. Appropriate for beginners to experts, this ride truly goes off the beaten path for serious canyon adventure.

Some trails winding up the side of Pine Knoll in Zion National Park ramble through desert forests with intense elevation gains—tricky for hikers but more than manageable on horseback. On this small-group tour, meet your horses, saddle up, and follow a horse trail to the summit of Pine Knoll. Catch scenic views of Zion, Southern Utah, and the Grand Canyon before making the return journey down the mountain.

We have private access to a secluded section of the Western Water Pocket Fold of Capitol Reef National Park. We offer a loop trail system so we don't see the same views tice. Our horses love what they do and are very well cared for. Your guides will give you some unique background on the area, it's human history and geologic background.