Historical Trails for beginners and expert riders

Tatham Gap Trail

This is a great trail for families! It's a beautiful ride up the historic Trail of Tears. Riders aged 8 and up will enjoy the scenery and gentle mountain slope. This trail offers a variety of options:

1 hour ride: $60 per person

1.5 hour ride: $70 per person

2 hour ride: $85 per person

Temporarily Unavailable Blue Grass Lane

This amazing trail leads us up a private road to stunning views! This trail is slightly more intense than Tatham Gap Trail and is therefore not recommended for young children.

Call for availability and pricing.

Advanced Rides

Horseshoe Creek Stables has several options for our more advanced and ambitious riders! For these rides we recommend that your group is comfortable in the saddle (you do not need to be experts) and you're comfortable at multiple speeds. For all these rides, have the options to bring snacks/lunch for the trip. Notice: no alcoholic beverages will be permitted.

$200 per rider

Boarding Facilities

Horseshoe Creek Stables offers two boarding options. All boarding options include:

· Daily feeding

· Hay available at all times

· Clean Water available at all times

· Round Pin on property

· Trails available from property

· Access to tack room with space for your tack

· Wash rack with hot and cold water

· Your horse handled daily by staff

· Owner lives on property

Boarding Facilities Option Pricing (starting 2024)

1. Pasture Board (all boarding options included): $300 per month per horse

2. Stall Board: (All included above) plus a 12x12 stall, shavings, private fan, and daily turn-out (turn out in the day during winter and in the night during summer).

$400 per month per horse

Horseshoe Creek Riding Stables DISABILITY Disclaimer

Horseback riding with disabilities involves inherent risks, including but not limited to falls, injuries, and other unforeseen accidents. Riders with disabilities should consult their healthcare providers and qualified equestrian professionals before engaging in horseback riding activities. Participants and their guardians assume all responsibility for their safety and well-being while riding. They acknowledge that the stable, instructors, and staff are not liable for any injuries or damages sustained during the activity. It is recommended that riders with disabilities undergo proper training and supervision to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.

Horseshoe Creek Riding Stables must be informed of any disabilities or medical conditions prior to engaging in horseback riding activities. This information is crucial for our staff to assess and accommodate individual needs, ensuring the safety and comfort of riders with disabilities. By disclosing relevant information about disabilities, riders enable us to provide appropriate support and adjustments, facilitating a positive and enjoyable experience for all participants. Your cooperation in sharing this information is greatly appreciated as we strive to make horseback riding accessible to individuals of all abilities.

Horseshoe Creek Riding Stables reserves the right to refuse service to any individual if their disability risks the safety or well-being of themselves, other patrons, staff, or horses. This includes but is not limited to individuals who fail to comply with safety instructions, exhibit disruptive behavior, or are under the influence of drugs or alcohol. We prioritize the safety of all participants and appreciate your cooperation in maintaining a secure environment for everyone involved in our riding activities.

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