What to Bring

☀️ Summer Horseback Ride – What to Know Before You Go

🐎 What to Bring for Your Ride

To keep you safe and comfortable on the trail, we recommend bringing:

• Long pants

• Close-toed shoes – boots with a heel preferred

• Sunscreen

• Sunglasses

• Cell phone

• Camera

• Light jacket or sweatshirt – mountain weather can change fast!

🚫 What Not to Bring

For your safety and comfort, please leave these items behind:

• Backpacks

• Fanny packs

• Camelbacks

• Extendable camera holders (like selfie sticks)

🤠 We’ve Got You Covered

We’ll provide a pommel or horn bag so you can take along your essentials.

Pro Tip: Out here in the Rockies, less is best. Leave the valuables at home and keep things simple in the saddle.

❄️ Winter Horseback Rides & Activities – What to Know Before You Go

🧥 General Tips for Winter Activities

Colorado winters are beautiful — but brisk! Please dress appropriately for cold and snowy outdoor conditions. Even when it’s chilly, that mountain sun can still pack a punch, so don’t forget your sunscreen!

🛷 Tubing

To stay warm and safe on the hill, we recommend:

• Goggles

• Ski helmet

• Face mask or balaclava

• Warm gloves

• Snow clothes (ski pants and jacket)

• Snow boots

🏔️ Snowmobiling

We provide helmets and a small selection of snow gear. Please come dressed in:

• Goggles

• Face mask or balaclava

• Snow clothes

• Warm boots

• Warm gloves

🐴 Winter Horseback Riding

Riding in the snow is a one-of-a-kind Colorado experience! Be sure to come layered and ready for the cold:

• Layered clothing

• Long underwear under pants (recommended, but may not be enough on its own)

• Warm boots

• Warm gloves

• Sunglasses or goggles (that winter sun reflects off the snow!)

• Helmet – We recommend a ski helmet for warmth. Riding helmets are available, but not insulated.