Niagara Riding Stables in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Niagara Region, Canada | Equestrian / Horses

Welcome to Niagara Riding Stables in Niagara on the Lake, Canada. Trail riding on horseback is one of the best ways in which to get back to the experience of being in a natural environment. At Niagara Riding Stables in Niagara on the Lake we'll help you to see nature the way it was meant to be seen, slowly, deliberately, all the while taking in all that is available here along the Niagara Escarpment. There are many benefits to trail riding, the fresh air, no matter which season, the exercise and the connection you will feel while riding on one of our many beautiful horses. In today's modern times we lead busy hectic lives and deserve an escape every now and then, a chance to reconnect with nature whether alone or with our loved ones. What better way to do that than go for a trail ride? Come to Niagara Riding Stables to experience nature at it's very best. Take a scenic ride along the Niagara Escarpment on horseback. Leave your troubles behind as you meander through peaceful woods on one of our well trained, well cared for horses. No experience is necessary, our horses are suitable for all levels of experience. Each trail ride takes approximately 45-50 minutes. We are open year round. (Reservations are recommended.)
Niagara Riding Stables is situated right on the Niagara Escarpment, a provincially and internationally significant geological landform and one of Canada's most magnificent natural environments. The Niagara Escarpment stretches across portions of eight counties or regions, which include 23 local municipalities. Niagara Riding Stables is the only facility in the Niagara region that offers public trail rides along the Niagara Escarpment.
Horseback riding is an activity that people of any age can participate in. As many people approach their middle years they may finally have the time and resources to realize their dreams of riding a horse. With proper instruction and guidance there is no reason why people in their forties and beyond can?t learn to ride or drive. Lots of seniors have ridden or driven into their ?golden years? with a favorite equine companion.