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Guided trail rides in Connecticut
25 stables in Connecticut offer guided trail rides, out of 254 stables we list in the state. Each one is here because a customer review or its own website mentions guided trail rides, and the proof is under each stable.
Top 8 by rating and reviews
Ranked by Google rating × number of reviews (10 reviews or more). The other 17 stables are listed by city below.
Our guide, Avery, tailored our trail ride to our riding experience which was so fun.
The stable's website says so too.
The entire staff was extremely friendly, the trail guide was amazing, the horses were clearly loved and well cared for, and the environment is something you can’t beat.
The stable's website says so too.
My s/o and I went on a trail ride here.
We did enjoy our trail ride but people should know that you are lead on the trail instead of one rider at the front of the line.
Our horses were well mannered, and our guide was great!
The stable's website says so too.
What’s best is the off property opportunity to do trail rides, cross country, show jumping or eventing.
More stables with guided trail rides in Connecticut, by city
Cheshire
- Trail rides: per the stable's website
Columbia
- Trail rides: per the stable's website
East Haddam
The staff gave us a very informative and interesting guided tour.
- Trail rides: per the stable's website
Harwinton
- Trail rides: per the stable's website
Lisbon
My husband and I went on a trail ride today, and it was such a relaxing, enjoyable experience.
- Trail rides: per the stable's website
Morris
- Trail rides: per the stable's website
Newtown
- Trail rides: per the stable's website
Plainfield
And they did an excellent job training a green horse so I was comfortable going on trail rides alone.
Redding
- Trail rides: per the stable's website
Sandy Hook
- Trail rides: per the stable's website
Uncasville
- Trail rides: per the stable's website
Wallingford
- Trail rides: per the stable's website
Waterbury
it was nice to do a serene trail ride on my beautiful horse Prince.
Wilton
- Trail rides: per the stable's website
Before you ride
- Wear long pants and boots with a small heel. Jeans stop the saddle rubbing your legs, and a heel keeps your foot from sliding through the stirrup. Sandals and flat sneakers are a poor fit.
- Ask about helmets. Many stables lend riding helmets. Ask whether they have one that fits, or bring your own riding helmet.
- Ask about rider rules. Each stable sets its own limits on age, weight and riding experience. Ask before you book so nobody in your group is turned away.
Trail rides in Connecticut, by city
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