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Beaver Meadows Stables Horseback riding in Red Feather Lakes, CO
Beaver Meadows Stables is a horseback riding stable at 100 Beaver Meadows Pl, Red Feather Lakes, CO. It has a 4.7-star rating from 101 Google reviews. Customer reviews or the stable's own website show it offers trail rides, boarding, beginners and mountain rides.
What it's known for
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Guided trail rides
More stables with guided trail rides →Mentioned 8 times in reviews · Per the stable's website
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Boarding
More horse boarding stables →Per the stable's website
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Beginners welcome
More stables that welcome beginners →“That was my first ride ever and Danny Boy responded beautifully to my beginner abilities.”
Google review · Mentioned 3 times in reviews · Per the stable's website
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Mountain rides
More mountain trail rides →Per the stable's website
Also mentioned
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Good for kids
Mentioned 4 times in reviews
From Google reviews
Amazing Experience! Our family of seven had a great time horse back riding. One of our daughters is big into animals and horses. So we made a stop by Beaver Meadows sables on our summer vacation to go for a 3 hour ride. Sara, our guide was great and just a really nice caring person.
This is such a wonderful place to go horseback riding. The staff is kind, informative and patient and the horses are so beautiful! You can tell how well cared and well trained the horses are! The trails are absolutely beautiful, well maintained and there is abundant wildlife around.
Great experience. Our guide Taylor was very accommodating with my daughters, 10 & 6 years old, neither had riding experience and she was able to use a rope to guide my 6 year old's horse. She had them ride at the front, just behind her, with 4 adults behind them, and kept them entertained and safe for 90 minutes!
My sister and I had a very enjoyable experience with beaver meadows stables! Our guide Grace was very knowledgeable and the trail was so peaceful and beautiful. We saw a couple of moose and Grace was quick to point them out and let us stop to get photos.
