The Winter Horseback Riding Trail At Autumn Breeze Stables In West Virginia Is Pure Magic

West Virginia is known for its outdoor adventures, but snowy winters can send people back indoors. You won't want to miss this outdoor adventure, however, which brings together the beauty of nature and also includes some pretty majestic animals. The is nothing as beautiful and peaceful as horseback riding in the snow.

You'll find unparalleled beauty and excitement with a winter trail ride from Autumn Breeze Stables in Slaty Fork near Snowshoe Mountain. Just be prepared: winter horseback riding in West Virginia might just become your new favorite winter activity.

The adorable and happy horses at Autumn Breeze Stables are ready to take you for a ride in the snow on a one-of-a-kind winter adventure.

The snowy trail rides through the mountains of West Virginia can be a fun or a romantic journey, depending on the type of adventure you're looking to create.

You can enjoy the beautiful scenery around Snowshoe Mountain during your trail ride, moving at a slow pace in order to take it all in.

Trips are available for one, two, three, or four hours, so depending on your preference you can spend an entire half-day on these winter trails.

There are a variety of places you can visit depending on the length of your trip and what you're looking to explore on your winter adventure.

You can get the chance to see Silver Creek Lake, old log roads, the Blue Ridge Mountains, an overlook of Monongahela National Forest, or visit the ghost town of Spruce.

For a different sort of experience, you can take a snowy sleigh ride, which will show you just as much of the surrounding beauty, plus you can still enjoy the magic of the horses.

Have you ever been winter horseback riding in West Virginia with a fresh powdery snowfall sparkling in the trees? Share your horseback riding in the snow experience with us in the comments section!

Or for more information about available horseback riding in Snowshoe WV, you can visit Autumn Breeze Stables at their website or call 304-572-2262.

For a different journey to the ghost town of Spruce, take a look at the Heart of West Virginia scenic train ride.