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Horseback riding at Free Rein Ranch

June 18, 2009 | Tips from Travellers > 100 Mile House, Guest Ranches & Horseback Riding
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The morning after our stay at Free Rein Ranch, our host took us out on a 2 hour trail ride.  We had the opportunity not only to ride, but also to catch our own horses, prepare and saddle them as well.  That was a pretty cool experience.  Apparently for guests who stay they quite a bit of time are taught a whole bunch about horsemanship and riding.  Would have been cool to spend more time learning!

The ride we took was quite pleasant and gentle, but we saw quite a bit.  From rolling farm lands, to a little creek bed and heavy wooded areas, the scenery was every changing and quite relaxing.  My horse, Casper, was as 'friendly' as can be and I really enjoyed having the chance to ride again after many years of not riding.   Hey, and they even suited us up with real cowboy boots!!

Posted by kamloopstraveller, Kamloops at 07:27 PM