Triple Creek Ranch is a beautiful place . Lynn is the nicest person to deal with…read more Definitely would recommend you to go there for lessons and horse shows

If you're looking for a place to ride or learn. This is the place…read more They have great school horses for learning and there's always fun activities at the barn. It's definitely a place where you feel home.

This is a great center for young riders learning and advancing in their riding skills. My daughter…read morehas been learning for over a year and not only does she love it, she is becoming a skilled and confident rider. The horses are all well trained and well behaved, which allows riders to learn riding with confidence and skill in a safe environment. All the trainers are awesome and do a great job. Highly recommended.

1 Star is being kind! Son turned 13 wanted to ride a horse for his birthday. Emailed asking if they…read moreoffer this and was told had an opening at 11am on Sunday. We had got a little turned around on location and was 8 minutes late. We were told we were so late and it was to late to ride. That most people who are serious show up early. That she usually teaches riding lessons and she wasn't sure what we wanted. She knew what we wanted because it was clear in the email. It's unfortunate that she had very little compassion and her assumption we weren't serious. Everything happens for a reason. We were able to get in atbear creek stables in Morrison . The price was $15 less and amazing trail ride and kind people. So thank you Ms Doyle for not being a kind understanding person .

Vacation trail rides is my son and my favorite thing to do. A few of the most important things I…read morelook for are healthy horses, happy horses and safe guides. I'm relying on them to keep my son safe. I enjoyed Big Horn. Luckily this is a location (mother in law lives close by) that I frequent so we will definitely be back. We opted for the s'mores before the ride. Great thought but terrible decision. This should be after the ride.Both my son and I had a terrible stomach ache during most of our ride. Only outhouses available. We powered through because there were 2 other people in our group and we won't be party poopers (pun intended.) If I remember correctly, this is inside a park. Budget 30 extra minutes (+ the 30 min early check in) because the line to pay to get into the park can be really long. Hopefully the horse ride and the front check in people are able to talk soon so reservations are allowed to enter for free with your service receipt. Overall, besides the tummy ache, we had a great time.

Decided to ride here since we were staying at Chatfield State Park. The ride is not very…read moreinteresting- just a flat trail with no trees. Alyssa was awesome as our guide!!

Our 9-year-old daughter took the one-week beginner's course here and enjoyed it tremendously. The…read moreteacher, Kirsten, is full of enthusiasm and energy and makes sure everyone is learning. During this first week students get familiar with horses and horse behavior, but they don't actually ride on their own (they ride while their horses are being led around the area by the helpers). They also learn a lot about grooming and caring for horses, which I think is important. They also offer some more advanced courses and some individual riding lessons.

My 8 year old daughter loves Horseplay! Kirsten is great with kids and really makes sure they have…read morefun and learn to love horses. Highly recommend!!

I'm a long-time fan of trailriding, and try out guest ranches wherever I travel. This gem of the…read morewest, Sylvandale has topped my list after many years of comparisons. We, as Coloradans are blessed to have this unique and top-quality ranch right in our neighborhood, at the base of the Rocky Mountains. It has the finest viewpoints from red rock formations, canyon lands, a rushing river, a gorgeous, authentic ranch with multiple trails of varying lengths and endlessly pretty viewpoints, no matter the season. Staff have always been perfectly fun, engaging, safe, and accommodating. But I am definitely saving the best for last... the horses !!! I have never ever been disappointed in the horses I've ridden here. I'd tell you the names of my favorites, but I'll save that for you to find on your own. They are just how you hope they'd be. Healthy, well-cared for, strong, stable, and light to your requests. They are also light and sure on their feet even as they cross rocks, and all kinds of natural Colorado native brush. I fall in love with this place and my horse more every time I visit. This is your trail ride! This is your place! This is your horse making epic memories.

The good: staff is super nice and helpful to a point. The views and the sound of the river. The…read morewind through the trees. The Turkeys walking around. The not good: they struggle mightily to get food served. I mean every single meal. Every one. UNSAT. They know exactly how many guests they have yet run out of food so fast during service. It's ridiculous. The cabins. Sometimes 'old for the sake of being old' just doesn't work. Modern plumbing fixtures and plumbing are not the devil. Example: I don't need to experience 100 year old bathing experience in a cabin with a brand new air conditioner. Also - don't put quilts on the beds with a sign that says don't use the quilts as they're for decoration. Lighting: pick a lane. LED or Incandescent. Using both just looks cheap. Onsite maintenance support: having the bulk of the cabins with no water is a real problem. Not having people onsite to immediately address that problem is even worse. Trash: a little trash can in the room doesn't cut it. Either put out trash bins for people to use that can be secured or have your staff collect trash daily. Key drop: if you want cabin keys returned to the office then either have an employee there before 0830 or have a key drop slot. The potential is there for this place to do so much better. That said this trip had me stay in 4 different hotels. Sylvan Dale was far and away the most expensive rate and they rank last out of last of a spot we'd revisit. Note: I don't do the trail ride or any other activities so those don't factor in to my feedback. This is strictly about accommodations and hospitality.

Super fun ride with nice, well kept horses. Marie and Liz were terrific hosts…read more We did a two hour ride experience (orientation and ride time). I would recommend, great experience.

Just came today for a trail ride and I gotta say I loved the experience and learning lessons 10/10…read morethank you sm!

I had a great time riding! I went on the 1.5 mile trail with stream crossing it was so relaxing and…read morebeautiful. Paige was very kind and made the ride pleasant. I was paired with Jamie she was a wonderful horse. I purchased the souvenir photo and it came out amazing! 10/10 experience a must do when visiting Denver! I recommend wearing SPF or a long sleeve shirt to avoid sunburns.

This place is very neat and a agreat experiece for kids, but it lacks organization. The two times…read morewe have visited have been just a mess, nothing starts on time (not even close) so it is impossible to keep a schedule if this is part of it.

Our family had an incredible experience horseback riding with Jackson Stables at YMCA of the…read moreRockies! We had two adults and four kids in our group, all with some riding experience, and every one of us had an amazing time. Our trail guides, Emma and Anna, were outstanding. They were friendly, knowledgeable, and constantly attentive to everyone's safety. Anna, our back guide, spent much of the nearly two-hour ride on foot, helping the horses navigate downed trees, steep rocky hillsides, and even rock stair steps. It was obvious how much they cared about both the riders and the horses. Speaking of the horses--they were some of the best trail horses I've ever ridden. They were healthy, well cared for, beautiful, and gentle. I've been on rides elsewhere where the horses were overweight and clearly not in great condition, but these horses looked fantastic. My horse, Bacon, completely stole my heart--I wanted to take him home! The trail itself was breathtaking, with challenging terrain that showcased just how sure-footed and trustworthy these horses are. There was also a family of complete beginners riding ahead of us, and Emma and Anna made sure they felt comfortable and confident the entire time. I would recommend Jackson Stables to anyone, whether you're an experienced rider or climbing into the saddle for the very first time. It was easily one of the highlights of our Colorado trip!

Our ride was full of wildlife. And all worth the money. The…read moreexperience would have been much more enjoyable without the cowboy named Cameron in front rambling the entire time. This was not labeled as a "guided talking tour".... They also allowed someone with special needs to ride on a 3 hour ride which is "not for beginners" and that really held up the experience. They should reserve the right to evaluate riders in the beginning and make adjustments accordingly. But all in all, a good experience.

Friends! This was such a special experience. Our guide was knowledgeable and had trained some of…read morethe horses for over 13 years. It was my boyfriends first time on a horse, and the trail was uphill and through lots of trees. The horses are calm and easy to work with and he loved it! Insane views! Def come here on your way to Estes Park. Good pricing too

My cousin and I had an incredible time with Wacey as our tour guide! This was such a special way to…read moreexperience the Rocky Mountains so I would totally recommend doing this! If you go to Estes and you don't go to Elkhorn Stables, you are truly missing out! The horses are beautiful and so sweet. I hope to come back one day