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Horseback Riding at Cedar Crest Stables in the Cibola National Forest. Lodging/Vacation Rental Horseback riding in Cedar Crest, NM
Horseback Riding at Cedar Crest Stables in the Cibola National Forest. Lodging/Vacation Rental is a horseback riding stable at 39 Snowline Rd, Cedar Crest, NM. It has a 4.8-star rating from 189 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 →“If I am ever back in this area again, I will definitely be calling up Cedar Crest to book another trail ride.”
Google review · Mentioned 7 times in reviews
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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 →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
From Google reviews
This is a superb and authentic way to experience the Cibola national forest and the landscape in this region of New Mexico. I emailed Don then figured I should call since I assumed he gets booked fast.
Traveling through New Mexico and stayed at the turquoise trail campground and was very lucky to find a trail riding place right next door. I was able to book a ride for the afternoon as we were not arriving until noon. Donald made it super easy to schedule and I was not disappointed with the ride at all.
This is by far one of the easiest and fun adventures that I have had with my family in a long time. The owner is extremely nice, informative, patient with younger children, and makes the entire experience enjoyable while cracking jokes. The ranch is beautiful! The horses are well-behaved.
My mom and I had the absolute best experience horseback trail riding here! We didn’t have any experience riding horses but Donald put us right at ease with a safety briefing and basic handling instructions. His horses are very well behaved and know what they are doing so you don’t have to do too much.
