Colorado Horseback Riding vs Trail Rides: What’s the Difference?
If you’ve been searching for horseback riding in Colorado, you’ve probably come across dozens of “trail ride” options that all look pretty similar. But not all horseback experiences are created equal. At many ranches, a “trail ride” means riding in a slow, single-file line on a set path. At Rusty Spurr Ranch, it’s something entirely different. Here’s what you need to know before you book. What Most “Trail Rides” in Colorado Are Really Like For many outfitters, horseback riding follows a very structured format: Riders follow each other in a single-file line Horses are trained to stay nose-to-tail Speed is limited to a slow walk or occasional trot Routes are