Horseback Riding Toronto

Horseback Riding Along the Beach in Ontario Near Toronto!

Horseback Riding Toronto

Yes! There is Horseback Riding Toronto! Escape from the crowded city and discover the great outdoors in the beautiful Niagara Region with 1 – 2 hours of incredible Trail Riding on horseback  near Toronto along the scenic forest, quarries and beaches of Lake Erie. Led by experienced guides on gentle horses you will explore the breathtaking trails on horseback of Niagara including the Trans-Canada Trail as well as the scenic shores of Lake Erie. Stop at the beach to give the horses a chance to splash in the water and drink (weather permitting)  and to capture great pictures of this beautiful area.  Yes you can horseback ride Toronto!

This horseback ride involves both walking and trotting and is perfect for beginners and experienced riders alike.


We are located 90 minutes from the CNE Grounds in Toronto

75 minutes Hamilton

80 minutes Missisauga

65 minutes Oakville

60 minutes Burlington


 

Group Trail Rides with other Guests

 

 

Group of horseback riders waving in water at the beachBeach Ride

$95 per person
Duration: 90 Minutes
Ride through varied scenery including the Trans-Canada Trail, Quarry Road with views of the Wainfleet Wetlands, and the scenic shores of Lake Erie. Stop by the lake for a photo opportunity and let the horses splash in the water (weather permitting).

  • Walk/trot pace          

  • Minimum age: 8 years 

  • No experience necessary

  • Maximum weight: 250 lbs

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Sunset Beach Ride

$105 per person

Duration: 90 Minutes

This ride leaves late in the day allowing an unforgettable view of the setting sun as you explore the scenic trails of Niagara.  Ride through varied scenery including the Trans-Canada Trail, Quarry Road with views of the Wainfleet Wetlands, and the scenic shores of Lake Erie. Stop by the lake for a photo opportunity and let the horses splash in the water (weather permitting).

  • Walk/trot pace
  • Minimum age: 10 years
  • No experience necessary
  • Maximum weight: 250 lbs

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Private Rides

Horseback riders galloping

Private rides are ideal for couples, families with young children, first-time or nervous riders, or anyone seeking a more personalized experience. Each ride is guided and tailored to your pace—walk only or walk/trot.

Minimum of 2 riders or the equivalent payment is required. Riders must weigh less than 250 lbs (113 kg), fully dressed.

 

Private Forest Ride

$115 per person
Duration: 1 Hour

Perfect for couples, nervous riders, or children, this peaceful one-hour guided ride is tailored to your pace and comfort level. Explore scenic forest trails with one of our experienced guides, taking in the quiet beauty of nature and the chance to spot deer along the way. Whether you’re looking for a romantic outing, a confidence-building experience, or a gentle introduction to horseback riding, this private ride offers a calm and memorable adventure through winding paths and serene woodlands.

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  • Walk/trot pace
  • Minimum age: 6 years
  • No experience necessary
  • Maximum weight: 250 lbs

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Private Beach Ride

$155 per person
Duration: 90 Minutes
Ride through a variety of natural landscapes, including the wetlands, quarry area, and along the lakefront. Stop at the water’s edge for pictures and let the horses enjoy a splash.

  • Walk/trot pace
  • Minimum age: 6 years
  • No experience necessary
  • Maximum weight: 250 lbs

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Private Beach and Forest Ride

$190 per person
Duration: 2 Hours
This extended ride combines the best of both trails and shoreline. Travel wooded paths, follow Quarry Road past the wetlands, and enjoy time along the beach.

  • Walk/trot pace
  • Minimum age: 6 years
  • No experience necessary
  • Maximum weight: 250 lbs

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Couple kissing while on a trail ridePrivate Sunset Ride

$180 per person
Duration: 90 Minutes
Available weekends from May 17 through September
Enjoy a peaceful evening ride as the sun sets over the lake and countryside. Wildlife is often spotted during these quiet evening hours. Very limited availability.

  • Walk/trot pace
  • Minimum age: 6 years
  • No experience necessary
  • Maximum weight: 250 lbs

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Photography Sessions

Starting at $200

Duration 30 + minutes

Perfect for engagement and family photos. Bring your own professional photographer or have a friend capture special moments with our horses. The farm offers many unique settings to create lasting memories. 

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Adventure

Horseback Riding Along the Beach in Ontario Near Toronto!

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Family splashing in the water on horseback
Man from Toronto giving thumbs up while sitting on a horse in the water
Horseback riders traveling along the beach

Private Horseback Riding Toronto

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Trail riding is a great way to enjoy horseback riding without owning a horse, but there are a few important things to know to stay safe and make the most of the trail riding experience:

1. Understand the Rules and Policies

2. Be Honest About Your Experience

  • Riders are usually grouped or paired with horses based on skill level. Be honest so you’re matched with the right horse and guide.

3. Arrive Early

  • Arriving 30 minutes early allows time for orientation, paperwork, fitting helmets, and meeting your horse.

4. Dress Appropriately

  • Wear closed-toe shoes with a slight heel if possible (like boots) or running shoes to trail ride.

  • Long pants help prevent chafing from the saddle while riding.

  • Avoid loose clothing that can get caught.

5. Listen to the Trail Guide

  • Follow instructions carefully, especially on how to mount, steer, and stop your horse.

  • Don’t attempt to break from the trail riding group.

6. Respect the Horse

  • Horses at our trail riding stables are trained for trail riding but still have personalities.

  • Stay calm, speak gently, and don’t make sudden movements or loud noises.

7. Stay in Line

  • Trail rides require single-file riding to maintain control and safety.

  • Don’t let your horse crowd or tailgate others.

8. Tipping

  • It’s common (though not mandatory) to tip your trail guide, especially for a good experience.

 

 
 
 
 

We are the only horseback riding that rides along the beach area close to Toronto.

 

 

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