Tres Molinos is a hill country gem! Our accommodations were great and it's only made better by the…read morefact that it was dog friendly - just make sure to bring a crate or kennel. Our English Labradors enjoyed the sights as much as we did and our stay was spacious enough to share with them comfortably. Patrick is an amazing host - he is accommodating for excursions at all skill levels and is also happy to share his wealth of knowledge about agriculture and the land that his ranch sits on. We left with a greater understanding and appreciation for what it takes to be a steward to this beautiful place. Patrick's staff is also very friendly and happy to show you around. Aaron and Nathan both helped to show us a great time. Our weekend flew by - filled with hunting and horseback adventures. There are so many other activities that I would love to partake in on our next visit as well as a new hobby that I would love to explore deeper! We can't wait to return!

We had a lovely time here in the Urban Cowboy Suite. It is beautifully decorated and well laid out…read moredesign. The covered patio with rocking chairs were the perfect viewing area of the valley and we had a thunder and lightning show to boot! Our host was very helpful and accommodating- providing us with everything we needed and extending our stay so I could go horse back riding the next day. The horses were very well trained and the guide Alexa and her dog Tulsa were top notch!! We will definitely be back !!

Tim and Vanessa are simply the best. The trail ride was everything we wanted and more. Private ride…read moreat a very affordable price, wonderful guides, beautiful land. You can't go wrong with Bits & Bridle. We will definitely be back.

This was the best trail ride I've been on. We saw tons of deer, cacti, longhorns. Vanessa and Timmy…read morewere our guides and they were great. Their horses are well taken care of and they were very safety conscious (unlike many other places) which I appreciated. The property was beautiful and we felt very comfortable.

Travis was a great host! He was very accommodating and flexible with our schedule. He cracked jokes…read morethe whole ride and seemed very knowledgeable of horses. Both his horses were very well behaved. I didn't feel uncomfortable or unsafe at all. Not to mention he's the cheapest horseback riding in an hour radius. Definitely recommend!

Beautiful trail ride and at only $40 per person for 1 hour that's a pretty good deal considering…read morewhat other places were charging. I had a great time. Wish I lived closer so I could come back frequently! Next time I'm in the area I will definitely be back.

We had a great time! My wife and I have been planning mystery trips for Valentin's Day weekend for…read moreabout 10 years now where the other person has no idea where or what we will be doing. This year was mine to plan and we had a GREAT time! We LOVED the cabin and its proximity to Main Street. I will be releasing a YouTube video to my travel channel in the coming weeks covering our stay at Barons Creekside Rhine Falls Swiss Cabin and weekend in Fredericksburg. You can catch it here: https://youtube.com/@adventureswithmrhayes?si=Mi8ZSXvLpW7Nelzi Update: March 9, 2026 The first of the video series went live this past Saturday. You can start the series here: Episode 1, Valentine's Mystery Trip "The Clues" https://youtu.be/vCF5gB7N3Ig?si=vbEPzzT19mnUzWfb

Live music and a tasty meal on a cool night - enjoyed the blankets they provided so we could linger…read moreafter our meal. Service was friendly and prompt.

We spent the morning horseback riding and then had lunch on the property. If you are looking for…read moresomewhere to take your horses or just a nice bed and breakfast this is a hidden gem.

The ride was perfect...horses, scenery and guide(Travis). Could not have asked for a better…read moreexperience.

The most exceptional vacation in Hill Country. We loved everything, but the view was breathtakingread more

This place is so overrated and so overpriced. It's unreal they don't keep up with their maintenance…read moreand want to charge thousands of dollars for a few nights. There are MANY other places that keep up with their houses. This place is shit!

I've never ridden at gray's but I've met riders and the trainer at a show and they were so nice and…read morewelcoming all of their riders are amazing I wish I lived closer!

After being at various hunter jumper facilities throughout the years I came across Gray's Equine…read moreand can no longer see myself riding elsewhere. Bringing my skill level beyond my expectations and building my confidence like no other trainer before as well as giving my horse superb care and training, Rachel is all I could have asked for and more. I have seen a large improvement in myself as well as in her other students in less than a year, and find myself achieving goals that before seemed out of reach.

Its been nearly 6 months since I last got a chance to stop on by sticker trails due to my tight…read moreschedule and to this very day I still think back to what an incredible experience it was. The horses were very tame, gentle, and accommodating to the riders comfortability and experience. Both gentlemen directing the trail ride added to the experience with their down to earth and personable approach throughout, establishing a welcoming environment for each and every person attending. I cant say enough about this hidden gem, its something everyone should experience themselves to get the full aura of

This was a great trail ride. One hour is perfect if you haven't been on a horse in a while. We…read morehad a wonderful time however, the only reason why I don't give it 5 stars is only for my own vain reasons. 1) It would have been nice to be able to get a photo of my wife and I together. Or at least to stop somewhere and get a photo either with us on horse back or holding the horse. 2) Also there are some beautiful areas as you climb the top of the hill. Lots of things to look at, deer trails and the view is beautiful. This would have been nice to have the small group (like we did at the fallen tree) gather at the top to get a few photos. 3) And speaking of vistas one side of the hill over looked an area with homes, some very beautiful homes, however I think, I don't know this for sure, but if we could have gone to the other side of the mountain if just a bit, I'm sure there would have been a beautiful untouched vista. Now I did enjoy the story by the tree but a few (just two maybe) more stops like that to tell about the work being done, the wild life, something and (with his accent and ability to tell a story) it would have been nice to have him gather the group (if more than two) and tell them a story of something historic or just a even a fable regarding that area. Now I can go on forever, but I would have thought a small outpost where riders could unmount and get a drink, feel like they were on a real trail ride. Would have been really cool. But that's not his fault, that's just wishful thinking on my part.