Explore the Paradise of Snow Canyon State Park on Horseback

Southern Utah’s Ultimate Experience!

Whether you are an experienced rider or a first timer you will have the adventure of a lifetime viewing the rising Red and White Navajo Sandstone cliffs that are layered with black lava flows. The unique advantage of being on horseback with one of our professional guides will allow you to take in many of the colorful desert plants and the opportunity to view the elusive wildlife that roam the park which includes desert tortoises, quail, roadrunners, kit foxes, coyotes, as well as the peregrine falcons flying above it all.


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Reservations
REQUIRED

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1-435-773-7630

LIMITATIONS:

* Weight Limit Is 240 lbs
* Age Limit Is 6 Years Old


As you continue your ride thru the valley you’ll discover why the magnificent views and dramatic backdrop inspired Hollywood to film some of the greatest western movies of all time here on location in Snow Canyon. Movies like Broken Arrow, Jeremiah Johnson, The Conquerors as well as parts of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.

Year round daily rides are scheduled from 1-3pm, but in the heat of summer, for your comfort, we offer sunset rides and morning rides along the north rim of the park (1500 feet higher in elevation) at the Red Mountain Trailhead.

This awe-inspiring landscape along with our outstanding personal service makes this trail ride one of the most appealing trail rides in the nation.

For more information and to set up a reservation just give us a call at 435-773-7630.

Your Guide -- Patty Arnett, a knowledgeable and experienced horsewoman for over 30 years, owning a training stables, competing at the international level (her stallion medaled at the Olympics), breeding horses and operating enjoyable and safe trail rides in southwest Utah.

Getting There -- From I-15 south take Exit 6 in Utah for Bluff Street. Turn right off exit ramp. Take Bluff Street north out of town (turns into Highway 18 so follow those signs) to mile marker 10. Right after mile marker 10 there will be a guard rail on your left. As the guard rail ends, take the left turn into the park with the sign "Snow Canyon Scenic Overlook". Follow the drive back to where you see the truck, horse trailer and horses. There are no rest room facilities at this site.