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Moab Horseback Riding

Venture into the Wild West with gentle cowboy-trained quarter horses. Guided by a professional wrangler, you'll explore the trails made famous by John Wayne himself. New tack and equipment will make your ride as comfortable as can be. So saddle-up and take a trek into the horizon of Moab, the way it was done for many years. The Castle Valley Horseback Ride offers an excellent introduction to horseback riding in Moab. Please call 435-259-7019 to make afternoon reservations.

Moab Horseback Riding

HORSEBACK TRAIL RIDE 2.5 Hours

Begin with expert cowboy instruction in the corral, and then head up Castle Creek toward astounding views of the valley. The Colorado River fades in the distance as you approach red rock cliffs towering some 2,000 feet above. The morning ride allows time to explore and learn about the wild West history of this world-famous landscape.

  • Duration: Approximately 3 hrs
  • Departure Times: 9:00 AM
  • Season: April - October
ADULT (18+)
$170
YOUTH (10-17)
$170
Moab Horseback Riding

HORSEBACK TRAIL RIDE 1.5 Hour

Experience the sights and sounds of the West while horseback riding amidst 2,000 foot towering red rock cliffs on your way to Castle Rock.

  • Duration: Approximately 1.5 hrs
  • Departure Times: 12 PM
  • Season: March – November
ADULT (18+)
$140
YOUTH (10-17)
$140

Moab Horseback Riding Reviews

Rated 4.9 stars out of 6810 Total Reviews

Beautiful ride and location

Ingrid C.
Beautiful location and views for days! Horses are well kept and the wranglers are very professional. You feel safe and well taken care of.

Great trail ride!

Linda S
Enjoyed the 2.5-hour trail ride. Red Cliffs Lodge is a beautiful location and hosted the train ride. The scenery was beautiful. Bryce, our trail guide, was very knowledgeable, friendly and made sure everyone was safe and comfortable. They had horses for every skill level. Enjoyed lunch at the lodge after the morning ride.
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Where God Put the West

When iconic western film star "The Duke" John Wayne was filming "The Comancheros" in 1961 he called Moab the place "where God put the West." No one has ever disagreed. But did Moab's gigantic western backdrop make the Westerns, or did the Westerns make Moab iconically Western? Good question to ponder as you saddle up, walk out of the corral, and ride off into the sunset amongst the very same scenery - perhaps on the very same trails - that John Wayne himself rode on his way to a rescue. So quit wastin' daylight, paint 'yer wagon, and saddle up for scenery that's as purty as a little red heifer in a flower bed.

Moab Horseback Rides
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