Horseback Riding in North Carolina

We have a number of locations below to choose from for the 6-hour rides. A minimum of 6 people is necessary to ride at one of the off-site locations. Additional fuel charges are applicable.

Umstead State Park in Raleigh — An 11 mile curvy, sloping, pebbled path through the woods. Includes glimpses of wildlife and 2 river crossings: one through the river and one over a manmade bridge. Offers excellent trails for beginners but interesting and challenging enough to be enjoyable for more experienced riders also. Camping and other activities are available at Umstead. For more info, refer to http://ils.unc.edu/parkproject/visit/wium/home.html. From our farm in Raleigh: 20 min.
Tobacco Trail in Apex — A nice bridle trail currently under development. From Raleigh: 30 min.
Raven Rock State Park between Kipling and Lillington — Consists of 2 loops totaling 7 miles. One of the loops goes down to the Cape Fear River. Wooded with some hills and small creeks. From Raleigh: 45 min.
Occoneechee State Park in Virginia near Clarksville — Nearly 15 miles of scenic bridle trails. Fishing, boating, and camping are also available. For park fees and info, refer to http://www.dcr.state.va.us/parks/occoneec.htm. From Raleigh: 45 min.
Buckhorn in Corinth — Wooded trails with lots of hills and creeks. A great ride! From Raleigh: 1 hour.
White Oak Mountain in Virginia — Moderately rolling hills with mostly wooded trails on 2,712 acres. The area is dotted with ponds that range in size from one-half to six acres. The area's meandering northwest boundary is formed by the Banister River. From Raleigh: 1 hour.
Little River Trails in Lillington — 17 miles of trails located along the Upper Little River. Mostly flat and sandy trails. Can camp overnight. Bathhouse with hot showers. Fishing available free to campers. From Raleigh: 1 hour, 15 min. Minimal facility charges are applicable. Call for quote.
Buckhorn Reservoir near Buckhorn Crossroads just inside Wilson County — Ride down to a reservoir. Wooded trails offer an interesting ride. From Raleigh: 1 hour, 30 min.
The Moss Foundation in Pinehurst — sandy and wooded. From Raleigh 2 hours.
Hoffman — sandy and wooded. From Raleigh: 2 hours 15 min.



Off-Site Locations for 6-Hour Trail Rides

We have a number of locations below to choose from for the 6-hour rides. A minimum of 6 people is necessary to ride at one of the off-site locations. Additional fuel charges are applicable. Umstead State Park in Raleigh — An 11 mile curvy, sloping, pebbled path through the woods. Includes glimpses of wildlife and 2 river crossings: one through the river and one over a manmade bridge. Offers excellent trails for beginners but interesting and challenging enough to be enjoyable for more experienced riders also. Camping and other activities are available at Umstead. For more info, refer to http://ils.unc.edu/parkproject/visit/wium/home.html. From our farm in Raleigh: 20 min. Tobacco Trail in Apex — A nice bridle trail currently under development. From Raleigh: 30 min. Raven Rock State Park between Kipling and Lillington — Consists of 2 loops totaling 7 miles. One of the loops goes down to the Cape Fear River. Wooded with some hills and small creeks. From Raleigh: 45 min. Occoneechee State Park in Virginia near Clarksville — Nearly 15 miles of scenic bridle trails. Fishing, boating, and camping are also available. For park fees and info, refer to http://www.dcr.state.va.us/parks/occoneec.htm. From Raleigh: 45 min. Buckhorn in Corinth — Wooded trails with lots of hills and creeks. A great ride! From Raleigh: 1 hour. White Oak Mountain in Virginia — Moderately rolling hills with mostly wooded trails on 2,712 acres. The area is dotted with ponds that range in size from one-half to six acres. The area's meandering northwest boundary is formed by the Banister River. From Raleigh: 1 hour. Little River Trails in Lillington — 17 miles of trails located along the Upper Little River. Mostly flat and sandy trails. Can camp overnight. Bathhouse with hot showers. Fishing available free to campers. From Raleigh: 1 hour, 15 min. Minimal facility charges are applicable. Call for quote. Buckhorn Reservoir near Buckhorn Crossroads just inside Wilson County — Ride down to a reservoir. Wooded trails offer an interesting ride. From Raleigh: 1 hour, 30 min. The Moss Foundation in Pinehurst — sandy and wooded. From Raleigh 2 hours. Hoffman — sandy and wooded. From Raleigh: 2 hours 15 min.
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Off-Site Locations for 6-Hour Trail Rides

Off-Site Locations
for 6-Hour Trail Rides