Ride With Us Every Week
Western riding lessons for kids and adults, in a weekly time slot that is yours. Beginners welcome, horses and helmets provided.
The Same Horse, the Same Time, Every Week
Lessons are the heart of the ranch. Riders keep their slot week after week, so every lesson picks up where the last one ended.
Step 1
Join the list
Tell us who is riding, private or group, and which days work. It takes a minute.
Step 2
Get your weekly slot
When a slot that fits opens, we call you. It is yours at the same time every week.
Step 3
Ride and progress
Western riding from the ground up: grooming and tacking, then the walk, the trot and steering on your own.
Private or Group
Private Lesson
One rider, one instructor, one horse. The fastest way to build confidence.
$75/ lesson
- The same weekly time slot, held for you
- A horse matched to your size and level
- Helmet and tack provided
Group Lesson
A small group riding together at the same level. Siblings and friends love it.
$65/ rider
- The same weekly time slot, held for your group
- Riders grouped by age and ability
- Helmet and tack provided
Become a Monthly Rider
For riders who want regular time in the saddle without a weekly lesson: a standing monthly trail ride at a reserved time, with room to bring a plus-one.
- A reserved trail ride every month
- Bring a friend or partner as your plus-one
- The same guides and horses you get to know
The Lesson List
Weekly slots fill up and riders keep them, so we keep a list. Add yourself and we will call you as soon as a slot that fits your days opens up.
Want to try it first?
A guided trail ride or a kids' pasture ride is a good first visit while you wait for a slot.
Lesson FAQ
Do I need any riding experience?
No. Most of our riders started with lessons here. The first weeks are about being comfortable around the horse, on the ground and in the saddle.
What style of riding do you teach?
Western. It is a relaxed, secure seat that suits beginners, and it is how we ride on the trails.
Why is there a list?
Weekly lessons run in fixed time slots, and riders tend to keep theirs for months. New slots open as the schedule grows and as riders move on, and we fill them from the list in order.
My child wants a group, but none is open. What then?
Tell us on the form. Many families start with private lessons and move into a group when one opens at the right level.
What should we wear?
Long pants and closed-toe shoes with a small heel. Helmets are provided. The full checklist is on our What to Bring page.