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Well run boarding stable and excellent, professional training by Nan. My horses are very settled and content here. The work Nan has done on my 3 year old Arab gelding has been very solid and he is excelling. Staff is also great and very knowledgeable about horses
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Horseback Rides near Parson BC (8 Result(s))
Enjoy a true Albertan experience of horseback riding with Timberline Tours in Lake Louise. We organize day and overnight rides on the mountain trails among the picturesque scenery of the Rockies. Contact us to inquire about private hiking, wedding, stag and hen parties, or visit our website to learn more.
If you're taking a scenic trip to the legendary Canadian Rocky Mountains, then visit us at the Boundary Ranch in the beautiful Kananaskis Valley. We are the perfect setting to discover the adventure and serenity of a Canadian tradition. Take a trail ride and experience the abundant wildlife and scenic wonders around you. We also provided guided horseback riding tours on a safe and extremely photogenic route. Call to book now.
Established in 1999 by Nan Harrison, ShadowBrook Equine is a place to relax, rejuvenate and enjoy your horse. English, western, competitive trail and dressage riding is available, as well as lessons, boarding and rehab/hospice care. Horses receive outstanding care at our professional equestrian facilities throughout their stay at ShadowBrook Equine.
Located in the rolling foothills of the Rocky Mountains at an elevation of 4400' (1350 m), the M and M Ranch lies 13 km south of the picturesque hamlet of Bragg Creek and roughly 60 kilometers southwest of Calgary. The ranch occupies 340 acres of forest and pasture. To the south and west lies Kananaskis Country, stretching to the Continental Divide and the border with British Columbia. This is one of the prettiest areas for riding in the world. On the Eastern slopes of the Canadian Rockies, Alberta has a tradition of ranching that started in the late-1800's and continues today. Riding westward from the ranch toward the Continental Divide, landscape changes from one of rolling ridges and open forests to one of high alpine meadows, thick primal forests, and shear limestone cliffs. The highest peaks in the region are around 11,000 feet with permanent snowfields and glaciers on their shoulders. This variety of ecosystems makes each day?s ride different and beautiful in its own unique way.