Horseback Rides
Haviland’s Western Horseback Riding Adventures
Explore the Tetons and the Caribou-Targhee National Forest by horseback! Saddle up for a genuine Western experience unlike any other with Haviland’s Western Adventures horseback rides. Perfect for the entire family, you’ll enjoy spectacular views, beautiful wildflower meadows, and even better company.
Private horseback riding is not allowed on any hiking or mountain biking trails. Children must be 6 years old for the trail rides. Children 5 & under may do the corral rides.
| Horseback Riding Options | Rate | Booking |
|---|---|---|
| One Hour Ride – Ride up to the Wishing Well Enjoy breathtaking Wildflowers & Teton Valley views |
$45 | CALL 800.TARGHEE |
| Two Hour Ride – Ride out to Rick’s Basin Enjoy breathtaking Grand Targhee, Leigh Canyon and Teton Mountain views |
$60 | CALL 800.TARGHEE |
| Three Hour Ride – Ride to the Wishing Well & Rick’s Basin Enjoy breathtaking Wildflowers, Teton Valley, Grand Targhee, Leigh Canyon and Teton Mountain Views |
$80 | CALL 800.TARGHEE |
| 20 Minute Corral Ride Great for children, includes a pre-ride familiarization |
$20 | CALL 800.TARGHEE |
- Check in at the Ticket Booth 30 minutes prior to your scheduled trail ride
- Wear long pants and close toed shoes on the day of the ride
- Bring water & sun protection
To expedite the booking process and maximize your time on the hill, please sign waiver prior to arrival. SIGN WAIVER
24-hour cancellation policy, any cancellations within 24 hours will forfeit the fee for horseback riding.
About Haviland’s Western Adventures
Hayden Haviland was born and raised in Gilbert, Arizona. He grew up working a family-owned dude ranch consisting of trail rides, cattle drives, hay rides, carriage rides, cookouts, and gunfights! During the hot Arizona summers the family would take about 50 of their horses and migrate to Northern Utah where they would run a living historical museum. Using their Shire draft horses the family would perform all the historic farming with authentic horse drawn equipment. Hayden now drives the Wells Fargo stage coach in many of the parades and rodeos in the Western states. His summers are spent on the western slopes of the Grand Tetons providing equestrian activities for The Grand Targhee Resort.
