See Rhode Island’s Beautiful Lincoln Woods On Horseback With A Tour From Sunset Stables
Lincoln Woods State Park offers year-round horseback riding tours through Sunset Stables, providing a unique way to explore the park's scenic beauty.
Lincoln Woods State Park is the gem of the Blackstone Valley. Between the year-round recreation, the delightful covered bridge, and the designated trails, it's easy to see why so many Rhode Islanders love it. And if you've never experienced the beauty of Lincoln Woods on horseback, Sunset Stables can help change that. This company leads year-round tours for both beginners and experienced equestrians, and they're a blast.
Sunset Stables is located on Twin River Road in Lincoln.
This peaceful farm is home to some seriously happy horses.
Sunset Stables offers a full riding lesson program for kids and adults alike, and they even host an annual Riding Camp.
If you've ever wanted to learn to ride horses, this is the place to do so.
But, while the lessons and Horse Camp are popular, it's the guided trail rides that people tend to love the most.
The company offers trail rides seven days a week from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m., all year long.
The one-hour trail rides are available for adults and children over eight for a cost of $40.
During that time, you'll trot through 600 acres of stunning state park scenery.
You'll be safe and comfortable on top of your well-trained horse, and your guide will show you everything you need to know.
No riding experience is required to enjoy this adventure.
Lincoln Woods State Park has plenty of designated horse trails, so this is the perfect way to see the park in a whole new way.
There's never a bad time to explore these beautiful woods.
While you're welcome to enjoy a walk-in trail ride experience on the weekends, if you want to ride during the week, you'll have to call Sunset Stables to arrange it. Learn more information about this one-of-a-kind trail ride on the official website.
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