Vancouver, Coast & Mountains Guest Ranches & Horseback Riding

Horse, Tourism BC/Dannielle Hayes photo
Horse, Tourism BC/Dannielle Hayes photo

Discover your inner cowboy as you take to the trails. The Vancouver, Coast & Mountains region is home to a host of stables and ranches that offer both western and English riding. Horseback riding lessons are also available at a number of locations throughout the region.

Trot along the region's many riding trails: trek up majestic mountains, amble through fertile valleys, canter through rolling meadows, or walk in forested parks. You can even ride right in Metro Vancouver in Pacific Spirit Park. This region is also home to Langley, which bills itself as the "Horse Capital of BC."

In May, cheer on the pros at the Cloverdale Rodeo and Country Fair, BC's largest professional rodeo, or watch show jumping and dressage at Thunderbird Show Park.

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1. Copper Cayuse Outfitters, Ltd. - Pemberton

Property Logo 7830 Pemberton Meadows Rd
Pemberton, British Columbia
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Copper Cayuse Outfitters is the premiere back country horseback outfitter operating in Whistler, Pemberton and the surrounding area of British Columbia's Coast Mountains. We offer all kinds of mountain horseback trail rides, from one hour rides up the front of Blackcomb Mountain, to custom pack trips. We offer 1/2 day, full day, and 4 day rides in the Birkenhead/Tenquille lake area. Sleep in a tent, on the ground , or in a bed at the Lodge; just pick the trip that suits your idea of a back county experience. We match your abilities to one of our well-trained mountain horses, so you don't have to be an expert rider to join us in some of the most beautiful terrain that BC has to offer.

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2. E C Manning Provincial Park - Hope

68 Km East Of Hope
Hope, British Columbia
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Manning Park is one of the most popular destination areas in the province. The landscape diversity of this park combined with 4 seasons' development, provides a wide range of both summer and winter recreational opportunities such as hiking, horseback riding, kayaking and canoeing.

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