I highly recommend Emma Lee, she has been working with my horse Comanche a young quarter horse for…read moreseveral months now. I am a new horse owner, I recently purchased my first horse, not being very confident myself on handling him, I hired Emma to assist me with guidance in my horse journey. She has been outstanding, working with my horse in the arena, round pen, ground work, taking him out for walks on the public streets, she is getting him ready for the trail rides, also recommending the best tack and saddle for him..etc. Emma also does body work for him, this has improved with muscle gain and muscle tightness. I am truly grateful to have found Emma, to say I was a bit nervous about the big responsibility of horse ownership, is an understatement, she has helped me gain confidence in working with my horse. Her high equestrian knowledge, professionalism and calm demeanor make Emma a pleasure to work with.

Emma is absolutely amazing with horses. She has done body work on 4 of my horses and I'm finding…read moreout new things that I never knew about them. She really understands them and pays attention to every sign they give. My older gelding (who never rolls, EVER) now rolls during every session with her. I would definitely recommend her to anyone with horses. She truly cares about my fur babies well being.

Amazing location ! So much more than just a horseback ride. The town was a blast and Cowboy Bob our…read moreguide was a good time and wealth of information. Highly recommend

Our guide Rusty was fantastic, super knowledgeable about the desert and very entertaining in the…read moreold western town.

Great experience! Our guide Bob was so informative and fun…read more You can't ask for better scenery!

Wrangler Bill was great. He educated me about the people, culture, history, flora and fauna in the…read morearea. It was beautiful. My horse was super chill and easy to ride. I had a great time!

Michelle is an amazing tour guide and clearly cares about this place. This is a mining museum, in…read morewhich Robson gathered a large collection of mining tools, trinkets, and lifestyle items to immerse tourists in old mining Arizona. We especially liked the church up on the hill, the view of the surrounding saguaro forest is breathtaking.

Although well worth seeing it is no where near looking like the old posted videos. It has suffered…read morefrom severe neglect and the ravages of weather and time. The amount of heavy mining machinery hauled in here over the years for display is simply staggering. For those interested in a time capsule of mining and daily life shortly after 1900 this is a must see. Be aware that cell service, water, and electricity is scarce here. Dust is not.

Aldo did a 30 day refresher for our rescue Arab, who was seemingly…read moreunlungable/unmountable/unrideable. He was amazingly patient yet insistent on the result I was looking for and kept every promise he made. I've had just two months of riding lessons with him and Aldo had my horse and I going down the trail in the 30 days we agreed to. Would highly recommend Aldo for training with any horse or person for riding lessons/horsemanship - highly knowledgeable, honest and will do exactly what he says/promises. I'm a beginner - he's provided so much knowledge for myself and my daughter via horsemanship lessons and has been incredibly patient with my learning curve. We couldn't be happier working with him!

I'll explain my issue in detail because I think it's important to understand just how bad it was…read moreand how much progress Aldo made in just 1 visit. I purchased a 3-4 year old mare recently knowing I'd have to put a little training into her. She was barefoot (never shoed), I was told she had not had her back feet trimmed because she would not let the farrier handle them, and the last time they had her fronts trimmed it had "been a fight"... and this is only a 13.1hh horse! Her previous owner had worked with her but made no progress and for that reason just wanted her gone. I myself had helped friends with their large horses who had issues with their back hooves being touched, I've helped them teach their horses to stand still, allow their feet to be touched and I have even helped them twitch a couple horses when needed. But THIS mare would not relax, twitching did not work and she did not just try to pull her feet away (as my friends horses would do) she would actually try to swing her rear towards you and intentionally kick out at you if you reached towards the rears, she'd also attempt to bite you in the back if you tried to handle the fronts. Other than this foot issue she is actually very sweet and has decent ground manners. Her fronts were in bad shape when I got her to my stables so I had a farrier out the very next day. The morning of his visit I gave her some magnesium and a light sedative to help calm her, even with sedatives I had to hold her head to prevent her from biting while he worked on her fronts which she continuously pulled away from him, he said he would try the back feet last because he "had a feeling" she was going to lose it when it came time for the rears, well, he made 1 attempt to pick up a rear hoof and she made it very clear it wasn't going to happen, so once again she went without her rears getting done. I had another trainer come out, he spent some time with her but never even put hands on the rear legs, he actually looked perplexed about how to go about the issue because she kept kicking at him, he said he thought she might have had a bad experience previously because she was abnormally apprehensive, he made NO progress and his only advise was that if I was going to have him come out again that he would like me to ride her for 40 minutes prior to his visit to get rid of some of her energy ($40 down the drain). Then I had Aldo come out, although it seemed everyone else who dealt with her felt like she was a special case and weren't sure how to handle her, he knew exactly what to do. Being that she is a mare with a little attitude, I was glad to see she became comfortable around him pretty quickly and after doing a few exercises she had no issues allowing him to pick up her fronts. By the end of the lesson he was able have her stand free and untied and lift her front feet fairly effortlessly, she would also stand still and allow him to touch her back legs which she had not done before. He had also taught her to "stand" still on command, I wasn't sure she'd remember the "stand" command after his lesson but she has totally retained it and it has come in handy quite a few times since the lesson! She also has continued to allow us to lift her front feet. I was thrilled to have undeniable results after just a single lesson and would highly recommend Aldo for any horse training needs.

This place is simply wonderful! I had never heard of it. I found out about the yoga through an…read moreevent posted on Yelp. Per their website the mission is: "To Teach the World to Fear Less and Love More. We do this by regularly creating fresh experiences for our clients/participants that zing connection from head to toe. The kind of zing that makes you realize you are alive and that life can be joyful. While you're experiencing, the staff notice how deep are your sighs, how relaxed your jaw, whether there is the hint of a smile, a giggle of fear or one of happiness, whether your eyes are dilated with concern or smiling with joy..." They offer various therapeutic modalities to work with people.I love the energy there and I'm happy to see this place exists. I'll definitely be going back for yoga once it cools down. This class I took was on June 24th and it was warm, but not too hot that day. Doing yoga outside isn't my cup of tea this time of year. Highly recommend this place if you're looking for a positive and meaningful organization to support.

5 stars because of Zeki, one of the dogs at the farm. My favorite horse is pistol. And one other…read morething is they take care of the horses, like feeding them, washing them, and some other stuff! The office is super nice too!

My Two children, ages 3 & 1, have been going to Loving Arms Since they were both newborns, and I…read morecouldn't be happier with the care they receive. She is a loving mother with many years of childcare experience. She prepares healthy meals and snacks for them. My children have fun learning through play structure, which she implements with lots of fun educational toys and games. She has excellent communication and is very reliable. Our children are always excited to go to her in the morning. I feel good knowing my children are happy and safe in her care. I highly recommend Loving Arms to any parent looking for safe, quality in-home childcare.

From the owner: InHome, child care, and infant daycare services & We Also Offer Weekend Camping adventure sleepaway…read moretrips & weekday Field Trip programs Since 2016 for youths Ages 6 & older to get outdoors, learn from nature, build personal life skills, and create friendships, memories, and community. Campers participate in many traditional camp activities, including horseback riding, kayaking, canoeing, hiking, water fun, dancing, bonfires, nerf wars, sports, Petting zoos, campfires & s’mores, and much more. As children's mental health conditions continue to rise, summer camp is one place that can help remove the sources of youth anxiety and depression that can be ever-present at home. One of the essential benefits of sleepaway camp is that children build confidence and self-esteem while away from their parents. These positive attributes stem from belonging, learning, and contributing. Campers at Glamp Scouts Adventure Camp spend time outdoors, challenge themselves, and make new friends. Build confidence and self-esteem while away from their parents. These positive attributes stem from belonging, learning, and contributing. Glmp Scouts Adventure Camp strives to create a supportive, growth-oriented community where campers encounter challenging new experiences and enjoy time in the outdoors, away from The screens & Unplugged! Visit our sister page at Glampingscouts.com or Text us at 480-220-1703 for more information.