Learn more about our trips:
White Water Rafting Trips
Rafting trips on six rivers from 1/4 day to 10 days in length.
Arkansas River White Water Rafting Trips, CO
America’s most popular river near Denver & Colorado Springs.
Salt River Trips, Arizona
World-class whitewater near Phoenix & Tucson.
Family Rafting Trips
Choose from a variety of family & group-friendly rafting trips.
Royal Gorge & Numbers
The most challenging rafting trips on the Arkansas River.
Multi-Day Getaways
Rafting combined with riverside camping or bed & breakfasts.
Land-Based Adventures
Enjoy a horseback ride, Jeep tour or downhill mountain bike trip.Leadville Colorado Horseback Riding – Pre-Trip Info
Packing List, Directions and Other Important Information for Your Trip
Please share with everyone in your group. If you have any questions or need additional information call us at 1.800.462.7238.
MOUNT-UP TIMES
Please arrive 10-15 minutes before your trip departure time
Weinie Roast Ride – 4:30 pm
1 Hour Ride – 9:00 and 10:30 am, 1:00, 2:30 and 4:00 pm
1 Hour Family Wagon Ride – See your confirmation letter
2 ½ Hour Ride – 10:00 am and 2:00 pm
Half Day Ride – 9:00 am and 1:00 pm
Full Day Ride – 9:00 am
WHERE TO MEET
Heading north on Highway 24, travel through the town of Leadville. Just past the Safeway Store, Hwy 24 meets Hwy 91. Turn left on Hwy 24 (Poplar Street). Follow Hwy 24 for 3 miles. Turn right on E Tennessee Road (County Road 18). Travel 1 mile to the stables. We suggest you use the Colorado State Road Map and plan for delays. Click Here for a Google Map!
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Guest Weight Limit = 250 lbs.
LODGING INFO
- For Lodging and Activity Information, contact the Leadville Chamber of Commerce at 719-486-3900.
IMPORTANT TRIP INFO
PARTNERSHIP: Horseback rides are hosted by Mega Mountain Magic.
ORIENTATION: Prior to mounting your horse you will receive an orientation on riding and other issues specific to your ride.
GUEST WEIGHT LIMIT: We have a weight limit on the horses of 250 lbs. If you weigh between 210-250 pounds, please let us know so we can have the appropriate horse ready for you. There is no weight limit for our wagon rides.
WHAT TO WEAR: At high altitudes the weather can change quickly, be prepared for cooler temperatures and the occasional rain shower. We suggest you bring light layers to keep you warm. Long pants and closed toed shoes are recommended as we are riding through bushes that can scrape up your legs and toes if they are not protected.
LIABILITY RELEASE: Everyone will be required to sign a liability release form prior to trip departure. Youths not riding with their parents will need to provide a copy of our youth liability release signed by one or both parents. These completed liabilities must be presented to us upon check-in.
TIPPING: Tipping is appropriate, particularly if you have received exceptional customer service. If you believe that a tip is appropriate we recommend an average tip of $5-$10/guest/day. We always appreciate hearing from you so that we can recognize extraordinary customer service and we also appreciate hearing from you if you feel that there are areas that we can improve upon. We strive to exceed your expectations!
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES: We do not provide alcohol on our trips, and alcohol is not permitted while on the ride. Guests who have been drinking prior to their trip will not go on the tour and will not receive a refund.
DAY GEAR: Bring along a fanny pack to carry your small personal items. Do not bring backpacks as the can get caught on tree branches. We suggest you travel light.
DRINKING WATER: There is no drinking water at the stable or on the trip. You will need to provide your own drinking water.
RESTROOMS: There are no facilities available during the ride. We provide a Porta-John at the stable for your convenience.
COMMUNICATION: We are in a mountain valley where there is no cell phone service.
ALTITUDE: You will be riding between 10,000 and 12,000 feet. Most people don’t have serious problems here, but shortness of breath and dehydration are common. Most people don’t have serious problems here, but shortness of breath and dehydration are possible. Come a day or two early to acclimatize yourself if you can. We recommend that you drink plenty of water during your stay.
PREGNANCY: We do not recommend horseback riding if you are pregnant. This policy is for your own safety and that of your unborn child. We can, however, allow you to ride on the wagon.
CANCELLATION POLICY:If you cancel more than 10 days prior to trip departure, we will refund all of your deposit less a $5/person cancellation fee. If you cancel less than 10 days prior to trip departure, there is no refund. We reserve the right to reschedule, move or cancel any trip due to insufficient reservations.
TRIP CANCELLATION INSURANCE: If insurance is purchased, you may cancel up to 24 hours prior to your trip departure with no penalty. If you cancel within 24 hours but with at least one hours notice we will give you trip credit in the form of a gift certificate good through the following season. Gift certificates cannot be extended beyond their expiration date. Cancellation insurance can be purchased at the time of your deposit for 10% of your trip total and is non-transferrable. Insurance does not cover no-shows.
