Canada · ROCKIES HORSEBACK, SLEIGH & WAGON RIDES
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If you only lock in one thing this week, take it from here: 6 rockies horseback, sleigh & wagon rides that hold up, each with its price and the one thing to know before you commit.
1-hour horse-drawn carriage tour of Stanley Park in Vancouver, with Seawall views, totem poles, and Lion's Gate Bridge.
“Steph was very informative and the horses were awesome! It was better than taking a hop on and off tour especially considering the weather was beautiful”
A 1-hour horseback ride along Banff’s Bow River with calm horses, helmet guidance, and Cave and Basin sights for $78 per person.
“Jade and Steph were fantastic guides! The one hour Bow River ride was a great experience for our family of five.”
A 1-hour horseback ride in Banff featuring Bow Falls views and Spray River crossings near the Fairmont. Beginner friendly, calm horses, helmet included.
“This place is beautiful. The horses are well-trained and handled very professionally. The staff are friendly and kind, and they genuinely care about the horses’ comfort, which I think reflects great animal friendliness. However, the listing mentioned that parking is included, but when I asked where to redeem the parking ticket, they told me that they do not offer free parking. I’m not sure if this is a mistake on the platform or something else—I just hope the next person is aware of this.”
Covered wagon ride along the Bow River in Banff, ending with a western cookout of steak or vegetarian dinner, plus games.
“Great experience.! Had a lovely time with beautiful views and the food was great. Hosts were very nice and friendly.! Highly recommended.!”
A 40-minute Banff horse-drawn sleigh ride with wool blankets, big mountain views, and included hot drinks by the campfire.
“Absolutely beautiful views, lovely warm barn, and fire area.”
Two hours horseback riding in Kananaskis, small-group ridge views, wildlife chances, and a pass by The Revenant teepees, from $151.72.
“The place is amazing and the stuff very friendly. The only reason I won't give 5 starts is because at the last moment the horse that my 8 year-old daughter was riding got ready and started running, which could have ended in a tragedy. Fortunately, everything was OK. So, my recommendation is to offer helmets to everyone, especially inexperienced riders and kids. Beside, that very very intense moment, the ride was simply gorgeous and fantastic!”
