1.   2 ½ hour rides have a minimum age of 8, minimum weight of 60 lbs. And a maximum weight of 250 lbs (depending on height, build, and physical condition).

2.   3 ½ hour and 4 ½ hour rides have a minimum age of 10, Minimum weight of 80 lbs. And a maximum weight of 190 lbs (depending on height, build, and physical condition).

3.   Long pants and tennis shoes are recommended for safety and comfort.

4.   You may take a camera and/or a drink holder if it has a strap on it that can be secured to you or your saddle. We (you) will not be able to stop on the trail to retrieve dropped items. You cannot be handing items to another rider along the trail.

5.   Items that jingle, ring, or make loud noises are not allowed on trips. No screaming. No earphones, radios, cd players, or walkie talkies. Everyone must be able to hear their guide.

6.   No cell phones. If you take your cell phone, it must be turned off for the whole trip. (Other people may be riding to get away from ringing phones and “everyday” life).

7.   It is your responsibility to know the range of your physical and mental ability and those under your care/guardianship to control a particular horse/mule or perform a particular equestrian activity. It is the duty of each participant to act within the limits of his/her own ability to maintain reasonable control of the particular horse/mule at all times.

8.   It is your responsibility to let us know if you do not understand the instruction you are given concerning controlling your horse/mule.

9.   All rides are at a walking pace only. You must keep your horse in a single file line.

10.   It is your responsibility to inform us of any medical conditions that may interfere with your ability to ride or that we may have to attend to on the trail for you or those under your care/guardianship (Bee Allergies; wool/lanolin Allergies; pregnancy; balance problems; knee, back, or hip injuries or surgeries).

11.   An adult must accompany all children under the age of 15. Two adults must accompany scout/church groups.

12.   Heavier people will be put on our larger (weight carrier) horses/mules. It is your responsibility to know your capabilities on mounting, dismounting, and riding your horse/mule.

13.   If any rules are broken by a rider, your guide has the right to end your trip immediately or take the necessary precautions to control the situation. (No customer refunds in this case)