$109 per person

Ride Times – 11:00am and 2:00pm

This is a 60 min.guided ride with the opportunity for controlled trotting and cantering within the ride.  Riders must have previous riding experience and need to be comfortable at a trot and canter.  Wranglers will do an assessment of riding skills and will base the pace of the ride on the “least skilled ability” of the riders in the group.  Wranglers are responsible for keeping the ride safe so they will make the judgement call on how fast the ride moves out. If you have not ridden more than 30 times, this ride is not for you.  If guests do join this ride that do not have enough previous riding skill then it hinders the rest in the party who truly are experienced riders.   Please Experienced Riders Only!  Guest who ride often really enjoy this ride.  This ride size typically has fewer guests due to the experience level needed.  Riders must be at least 9 years old and no pregnant riders allowed.  Our weight limit for any rider is 240lbs.

This ride winds through mountain trails with occasional ocean views. The highlight spot is our scenic lookout which provides a great view of the Windward side of Oahu. This is a great picture taking spot so bring your camera. We work to keep our ride sizes small because we want our guest to feel like they have experienced a true Paniolo (Hawaiian Cowboy) horseback ride. Guests are likely to see wild pigs, cattle, and other horses roaming through our mountain trails.

Please check in 20 min. before your ride time. Please plan ahead so you are not late. Our goal is to have every ride leaving 10 min. from ride time. Guests who are late are subject to being left behind. If you miss your ride because you are late no refund will be issued. We are located 2 miles North of the Polynesian Cultural Center, between the towns of Laie and Kahuku, Oahu. We are a 10 min. drive from Turtle Bay Resort.

We recommend that you wear long pants and covered shoes for this ride. Cowboy boots are not required. Wear sunscreen and bring a bottle of water. Small cameras are welcome. For chilly days it is a good idea to bring a light sweater or jacket. Backpacks, bags, and bulky camera equipment will not be allowed on the horse for the ride. We do have a small pack on the saddle that can fit a water bottle or small camera.