Come and enjoy the beauty and splendor of Colorado on horseback. Horseback riding is the ideal way to fully appreciate the majestic Rocky Mountains. Ride through scenic valleys, stop and lunch by pristine mountain lakes and gaze into the wonder of a snow-capped mountain peak.

Experience a variety of riding opportunities throughout Colorado. You'll find each area has a distinct personality with dramatic beauty you won't find anywhere else. Visit all of the fine stables listed below and see this magnificent mountain landscape as it should be seen. You'll have the adventure of your life with unforgettable riding experiences amidst the splendor of the Rocky Mountains in a true Colorado adventure. For details on riding in each area, click on the locations indicated in red on the map or on the areas listed below:

Estes Park: Offers private trails on a 1000-acre cattle ranch as well as the National Forest.

Grand Lake: On the western edge of Grand Lake Village, gateway to Rocky Mountain National Park.

Allens Park: Access to the Wild Basin Area in Rocky Mountain National Park, back country lakes and Roosevelt National Forest.

Glen Haven: Tucked away in a box canyon only 7 miles from Estes Park, all rides enter the Rocky Mountain National Park or Roosevelt National Forest.

Meeker: Offers hundreds of miles of scenic horseback riding through the mountains in White River National Forest and Flat Tops Wilderness Area.

Craig: The departure point each year for Sombrero's authentic Colorado Horse Drive. Experience the thrill and excitement in this adventure of a lifetime!

Steamboat Springs: Mountain trails overlooking the picturesque town of Steamboat Springs. Enjoy the beautifully wooded trails, scenic views and family atmosphere.

RIDING STABLES IN ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK

• Glacier Creek Stables: In Rocky National Park on "the Roof of the World," stretching from Estes Park across the Continental Divide to Grand Lake. Over 260 miles of trails throughout the park.
• Moraine Park Riding Stables: Hundreds of miles of trails high in Rocky Mountain National Park with spectacular vistas in the country. Long's Peak soars to a height of 14,255 feet