We have so many fun ways to explore Missouri – from the comfort of our car and by foot to steering an ATV and climbing aboard a horse. Horseback riding promises a leisurely and fun way to see the beautiful landscape. Sunset Trails Stables in Missouri offers scenic trail rides, making it easy to add adventure to your schedule.

Outdoor lovers will quickly discover that Sunset Trails Stables in Lee’s Summit is an ideal destination with its horseback riding tours.

Whether you’re a new or a seasoned horseback rider, you can embark on one of the scenic horseback rides that will take you through beautiful woodland areas and past native plains grasses. You might even catch a glimpse of local wildlife.

If you’re brand new to horseback riding, you can sign up for the stables’ popular intro course, followed by a trail ride. The course consists of an hour of classroom study and an hour of hands-on experience before setting off on an hour-long trail ride.

Ready to hit the trails straight away? You can do that, too, on the two-hour trail ride. Your experience begins with a brief safety overview and a ride around the arena before you head out on the trail.

Make sure you’re comfortable by wearing clothes that are appropriate for the day’s weather. Boots or closed-toe shoes and long pants are mandatory. You’ll probably want to bring a water bottle along, too.

Sunset Trails Stables also hosts birthday parties, can bring its petting zoo to your party, and offers riding camp for the kiddos. You can also sign up for horseback riding lessons or board your horse at the stables.

Advanced reservations, of at least a day, are required for the picturesque trail rides. Make reservations by calling 816-554-7699.

On the day of your trail ride, arrive at the stables approximately 10 minutes before your tour begins. You’ll have to sign a release form before setting off, too.

Head over to the official website of Sunset Trails Stables for more information. Or, go here for Facebook.

Have you ever gone horseback riding with Sunset Trails Stables in Missouri? What did you think? Share your experience in the comments! If you have your own horse or are just up for a leisurely hike, plan a visit to Huckleberry Ridge Conservation Area near Pineville.