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Horseback Riding Through the Ozarks

Tuesday, March 27th, 2012
Spring in the Ozarks, Eureka Springs Bed and Breakfast.

The Dogwood, great harbinger of spring.

The mountains come alive in the spring, and one of the best ways to experience this magnificent renewal of life is to go horseback riding through the Ozarks.

Trail rides through the Ozarks leave daily from Bear Mountain Riding Stables. Experienced guides share stories as well as riding tips, opening up the rich history of the region to anyone willing to listen. Rides generally last an hour, and are open to novices as well as expert riders.

Riders should keep an eye out for wildflowers and flowering trees. Redbuds are one of the first trees to blossom in the Ozarks, delighting us with their purple and lavender blossoms in late March and early April. Flowering Dogwoods follow them, usually peaking in mid to late April. Deliciously fragrant Wild Plums also bloom early.

Many wildflowers are already blooming in the garden of our Eureka Springs Bed and Breakfast. After your horseback ride, relax on our porch with a glass of wine, surrounded by the fragrance of spring.

Horseback Riding in Eureka Springs

Thursday, August 13th, 2009

For over 20 years Red Bud Riding Stables have been providing horseback riding to visitors of Eureka Springs.  Bring your cameras, dust off your cowboy boots, and mount your horses!  Enjoy the wildlife and beauty of the Ozarks from horseback with this family run operation.  As you are guided through the varied terrain of their private wildlife preserve, you will have the opportunity to encounter deer, turkey, coyotes, red-tailed hawks, and other animals.  Nature at its best!  

During the summer months reservations are not necessary, but recommended.  The horses are very well natured and their fees are $25.00 per person.  If you are riding double with children 2-4 years old, they are charged $12.50.


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