Horseback riding in Centennial, CO
We list 2 stables in Centennial, Colorado. Per their reviews or their own websites, both give riding lessons and 1 boards horses. Stables are ordered by Google rating times review count.
What Centennial stables offer
Trail rides
Neither of the 2 Centennial stables we list mentions guided trail rides in its reviews or on its website. That doesn't mean it isn't offered: call and ask. 94 stables across Colorado do.
Trail rides in ColoradoRiding lessons in Centennial
Both stables here mention riding lessons:
- Mile High Equestrian & Rescue per its website and 3 reviews
- Sumac Hill Farm per its website and 3 reviews
Also mentioned here: beginner riders (2), English riding (2), summer camps (1), therapeutic riding (1).
Riding lessons in Colorado“My daughter absolutely loves taking lessons here.”
Horse boarding in Centennial
1 stable here mentions boarding:
- Mile High Equestrian & Rescue per its website and 3 reviews
Horse boarding in Colorado“Offer horse rescue and boarding, volunteer opportunities, hippotherapy and community involvement.”
Compare Centennial stables
| Stable | Rating | Reviews | Rides | Lessons and programs | Boarding |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mile High Equestrian & Rescue6351 S Peoria St | 4.4★ | 34 | — | Lessons, Beginners, Summer camps, Therapeutic riding, English, Good for kids | Boarding |
| Sumac Hill Farm6100 S Gilpin St | 5★ | 6 | — | Lessons, Beginners, English | — |
What riders say about Centennial stables
Mile High Rescue takes amazing care of all of their horses -- rescues and boarders alike. I bought my horse (a rescue) from them last January, and we could not be a better match. The process was seamless - from the PPE to getting all of my questions answered with all of the appropriate paperwork.
A hidden gem in the middle of crazy suburbia. A great place to learn about and rode horses, or even to have a special event for a group of folks. Wonderful people run this. Highest recommendation !!
Top-rated in Colorado
Up to 10 Colorado stables ranked by Google rating times review count, each with 10 or more Google reviews.
Top-rated stables in ColoradoHorseback riding near Centennial
Centennial horseback riding FAQ
- How many riding stables are in Centennial?
- We list 2 stables in Centennial, out of 401 stables in 91 cities across Colorado.
- Which Centennial stable ranks first on Google numbers?
- By Google rating times review count, Mile High Equestrian & Rescue comes first, with 4.4★ from 34 reviews.
- Where can I go on a guided trail ride in Centennial?
- Neither of the 2 Centennial stables we list mentions guided trail rides in its reviews or on its website. 94 stables across Colorado do: see trail rides in Colorado.
- Where can I take horseback riding lessons in Centennial?
- Both Centennial stables give riding lessons, per their reviews or their own websites: Mile High Equestrian & Rescue and Sumac Hill Farm. Ask each about English or Western, private or group, and openings.
- Where can I board a horse in Centennial?
- Mile High Equestrian & Rescue boards horses, per its reviews or its own website. Ask which board types it offers and whether it has openings. More horse boarding in Colorado.
- Are there pony rides, horse camps or therapeutic riding in Centennial?
- Summer camps: Mile High Equestrian & Rescue. Therapeutic riding: Mile High Equestrian & Rescue. Each comes from the stable's reviews or its own website.
- Are Centennial stables open today?
- Each stable's page shows its Google hours where Google has them, and the cards above show whether a stable is open now. Stables change hours with the season and the weather, so call before you go.
- How much does horseback riding cost in Centennial, and are there age or weight limits?
- We don't list prices or rider limits. Each stable sets its own rates and rules for riders, so ask the stable when you book.
- What other towns near Centennial have riding stables?
- Lone Tree (1 stable, 6 mi), Aurora (4 stables, 7 mi) and Littleton (17 stables, 9 mi).