We ride year-round — lush greenery in spring and summer, vibrant foliage in fall, and magical snow-covered trails in winter. For fewer crowds, try midweek (especially Monday) or during the winter season.

Yes — rides begin with a creek crossing, then continue through wooded trails with waterfalls, gentle hills, and open scenic stretches.

Definitely! Common sightings include deer, wild turkeys, birds, and chipmunks. On rare occasions, you might spot foxes, raccoons, or other wildlife — always at a safe distance.

Each ride includes a guided mount and saddle adjustment, matching you with the right horse, scenic trail exploration, friendly guide interaction, photo assistance (no videos), and a safe return to the barn.

We provide all necessary equipment, including helmets, at no extra cost. Helmets are required for riders under 18 and optional for adults.

Secure, closed-toe shoes with a back (sneakers or boots) are required — no sandals, flip-flops, Crocs, high-heels, or Vibram FiveFingers. Wear comfortable pants and weather-appropriate clothing.

We do not currently offer waivers in advance. All paperwork is completed on-site before your ride.

We are open year-round, with hours varying seasonally based on daylight and rider volume. Check our Google listing or call for current hours.

We prefer cancellations by phone for fastest processing. E-mail cancellations will be honored, but your card may be charged before we see them. Cancel at least 2 hours before your ride for a full refund. Call us at 570-839-8725; leave a message after hours.

Online bookings close 24 hours before the ride. For same-day reservations, call us at 570-839-8725.

If a date or time isn’t available online, that ride is full. We do not provide availability via e-mail — please call to check.

While we accept walk-ins when possible, we strongly recommend reservations, especially in peak seasons and on holidays.

Your resort/hotel will provide a voucher covering your ride. Call us with your reservation confirmation to book. Bring the voucher when you arrive; without it, you’ll need to pay out-of-pocket.

We accept cash, Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and American Express.

We ride rain or shine, and even in the snow. In extreme weather, we will call you to cancel or reschedule.

Group sizes vary, but we always keep parties together. For larger rides, a second guide may join to ensure everyone’s safety and enjoyment.

Absolutely — we specialize in beginners and will guide you every step of the way.

No, it is not safe to go horseback riding if you’re pregnant or have back injuries.

One person per horse — no double riding is allowed for safety reasons.

No, our rides are walk/trot only. In certain conditions, the guide may limit the ride to walking.

No, all rides are guided for safety.

Yes — we consider your riding ability, height, and weight when assigning horses.

Yes — private trail rides are available and ideal for couples, anniversaries, birthdays, or anyone wanting a more personal experience.

Yes — explore scenic drives, hiking trails, waterfalls, and parks such as Promised Land State Park for a full Pocono adventure.

Children must be at least 7 years old and at least 50″ tall to ride horseback solo. There’s a 240 lb weight limit, which may vary by height — provide accurate measurements if close to the limit.

We offer pony rides — three gentle circles led by a guide on a full-sized horse — perfect for younger children.

Yes — our horse-drawn wagon rides follow the same scenic trails as horseback rides.

Comfortable pants, closed-toed shoes with a short heel (1–1.5 inches ideal), weather-appropriate clothing, and optional gloves. Helmets are provided and required for riders under 18.

You’re welcome to bring snacks, but for safety, we do not allow hand-feeding. Treats can be placed in the horse’s stall at feeding time.

All rides are beginner-friendly and guided by trained staff — no prior horse experience is required.

Please call us to discuss accommodations — we will do our best to make your experience safe and enjoyable.

Yes — guides are happy to help take photos for you, but video recording is not permitted while riding.

No — guides will assign horses for safety.

You may fill out an application on-site; we keep applications on file for one year. We are not currently accepting volunteers.