recently started horseback riding lessons, and the experience has gone far beyond my expectations…read more The trainer was incredibly patient, friendly, and attentive--offering clear guidance on horse care, history, and how to build a true connection with the horses. I felt supported every step of the way, especially when choosing the horse that suited me best. Raven, the horse I connected with, completely stole my heart. The bond felt instant, like we'd known each other for a long time. I initially thought the stable was more for kids, but I was so wrong--this place is perfect for adults too. The owner is absolutely amazing--warm, personal, and genuinely passionate about what they do. I've found not just a new hobby, but a healing space that's truly helping me through my grief. I'm so grateful for this experience.

Tasha is so patient and loving with my 4 year old horse loving girl. She knows just when to…read morechallenge her to keep her improving. She lets her express independence by preparing the horse herself (after being properly taught of course), and my daughter recognizes that as mutual respect. My daughter is a tough nut to crack, but she warmed up to Tasha in no time. That alone speaks volumes. We love the folks here at Trinity Stables and would definitely recommend them to anyone interested in learning more about horses!

Kelsey is the best trainer!!! The horses are some of the most well trained I've ever seen, both…read morewith ground manners and riding. Highly recommend!

I have been taking lessons from trainer Marian Bickers at Cornerstone Equestrian for a while now…read more As an adult returning to riding, I tried several other trainers before I found this one, she is a great match. Flexible scheduling, reasonable prices, and excellent training are my main reasons for really liking this place. The location is pretty close to me, about 20 minutes from the Mall of Georgia, which is a good drive, not too far like a lot of places. Showing is definitely encouraged, and there is a fantastic team attitude, but it is not required and as I work full time with my own business, it doesn't always fit into my schedule so it's important to me that I am not required to show like at some barns. Marian is always professional, her concern for the horses is Priority One, and I feel as though my riding has improved drastically over my time with her. During the summer, my preteen daughter also took camp at Cornerstone and really enjoyed it. I highly recommend Cornerstone Equestrian to anyone.

Well, what can I say about Southside Riders they made me the best grandma ever I treated my family…read moreto Southside Riders. They had so much fun. The folks there were knowledgeable friendly the animals were friendly. It was a wonderful experience. Only thing I can say is that we will be making another reservation soon and in inviting More family to come. wonderful place to go horseback riding.!!!!!

So, boom, I went to visit my mama in GA back in August. She's outside of ATL and there isn't much…read moreto do in her neck of the woods. Before leaving NY, I searched for activities. Came across a couple of horseback riding places. That's been on my bucket list but leaped up a few spots after seeing the movie, Nope, lol. The other horse back riding spot was closer to my mama's home and cheaper but South Side Riders is Black-owned and operated so, no contest! I scheduled a ride for me and mama. The day we were scheduled to ride, it rained. We'd gotten a call from SSR to let us know that our ride would be rescheduled because of the inclement weather. Do you know what the lady said? She said, it's raining, it makes the trail slippery, "and the horses don't like it." That's bringing me to tears now as it did then! That told me so much about these beautiful people running this place. They put the horses first!!!!! They put the horses concerns first!!! I fell in LOVE with South Side Riders when she said that! A couple of days later, we'd arrived at SSR for our trail ride. We were greeted by the beautiful couple who runs the place. The vibe was cool, friendly and they put my mom and I, who have no experience riding horses, very much at ease. I saw the horses and got giddy. They're all so beautiful, calm and sweet and you can tell they're well taken care of. The two horses that my mother and I rode seemed to have a bond. It was precious watching them interact. This was my first time on a horse. They provided a step ladder to help me get up. I appreciated that. Before hitting the actual trail, they let us go around in the enclosed area where we mounted the horses. They gave us driving instructions... That's what it felt like, a driving lesson, lol. How to steer right, left, stop, go.... All very necessary and appreciated. They made sure moms and I were comfortable before we got started. The trail ride itself was so lovely. I was nervous but that didn't last long. Before I knew it, I was relaxed and wishing I was rich so I could stay and ride all day. I talk to animals like they're human, so at one point, I'm thanking the horse for taking it easy with me as it's my first time riding. And he neighs. Like, he understood every word I'd said, and he responded. A similar interaction was probably the inspiration for the TV show, Mr. Ed. So now we're having a full-on conversation and...just thinking about it is making my heart smile. Again. When the ride was over, I skipped my giddy, animal loving self over to the petting zoo while moms waited in the car. I didn't wanna leave! The babies are so cute and sweet. The donkeys...what's their I.Q.? I'm asking because they seem quite intelligent. Whenever I visit moms, I will definitely stop by South Side for a trail ride!

I took lessons here for a while. Trainers are great, and it felt like home! The horses are…read morewonderful and I enjoyed all my time there. Hoping to go back soon!

Beautiful location, very clean barn!!!! The staff is great, horses are kind, well trained and seem…read moreto enjoy what they do. They are accommodating to your needs, make the kids comfortable, very personal! NO complaints at all! They do birthdays, horse experience rides, trail rides, lessons, private camps... anything to help you and your family have fun while learning about horses. Highly recommended!

Angus Valley Stables - "The Stable In Bethlehem" Monika is a very honest, sincere, and caring…read moreperson. Will help in any way possible if she can. She gives the utmost care to your horse(s) like they're her own horses. Bucky is bougie, aka Bougie Mammoth Bucky, a high maintenance 3 year old colt gelding, but since he's been there, he's been on nothing but their grass which it's good grass. Grass and hay quality are extremely important for your horse(s). Becareful in choosing a place for your horse(s). I have zero worries with him being at this facility. Had a very rough year not able to get out there like I need to, and it's very comforting to know he's well looked after. In saying this, this facility isn't a high maintenance looking facility, but in saying that its natural beauty speaks for itself and meant for the wellbeing of your precious horse(s). Thank you, Monika Parrish, for all you do. I really appreciate it.

From the owner: 50 miles NE Atlanta, we are a family farm offering horses premiere pasture boarding and riding…read morelessons in Barrow county with over 75 acres on the Apalachee River. This is the place where happy horses are! All 5 star reviews! We maintain 2-3 acres per horse! We have lush pastures, 175’ x 85’ lighted arena, 300’ x 40, indoor riding area, 50’ round pen and 3/4 acre stocked fishing pond, all located within an hour of the Chattahoochee National Forest and 15 other trail riding areas. Pasture horse boarding and wait list for riding lessons available. Come see what we can offer, we’re pretty sure you and your horse will smile as soon as you arrive.

I have learned more at this barn within a month then at my old barn where I was there for an entire…read moreyear. Everyone there is so genuine. They treat the horses with SO much love and care. Everyone helps each other out. Can't rave about this place enough. Thankful to have found Pine Lane!

Pine Lane is a wonderful place to board your horse. The barn manager is an animal lover, through…read moreand through, which shows in her consummate care of all of the horses at the barn. I always feel we get above and beyond service with the Pine Lane team. Along with the services you would come to expect, there are horse riding classes as well as horse camps for children. I can't speak to the class itself, but it always seems to have a lot of participants. The area is idyllic and quiet. Love coming out and spending the day with the horses and the cats and dogs.

I am the proud mother of one of Mark's students Nichole Mesik. She's been with him for many years…read morenow. She is there pretty much every Saturday and even though she's an accomplished rider she continues to learn from his knowledge And all the people there are knowledgable, willing to share and just fun to be around I'm embarrassed to say that I've never been to the stables but plan to go soon. I just met Mark a few weeks ago at the Arabian Horse Show in Perry Ga! And it was such a pleasure to finally meet him and all the rest of the horse crazy people from his school. Just such a great adventure! if you're looking for a quality trainer, knowledgeable man who cares deeply for the horses and the students he is definitely your guy!

I have been riding here for the last 3 years. Mark and Pennie are fabulous owners and so attentive…read moreto the horses' care. They have turnout, training and otherwise great facilities. Mark specializes in Arabian and Half-Arabian training, so most of the horses here (including mine) are Arabians. Mark is a well-known and very respected trainer in the Arabian community. However, I have a friend who boards her warmblood mare here because Mark is so great at foaling out, and another person keeps their Friesian in training with Mark. Hey, a well behaved horse is a well-behaved horse! Mark is meticulous about cleaning and maintaining the property. You will NEVER find any unsafe footing, downed boards, broken fences, etc.- everything built here was well-planned out. For example, the barn has dirt floors, which Mark maintains very well, to help the horses walk (sometimes they slip on concrete). I was skeptical at first but it really is less nerve-wracking to handle a nervous horse on dirt than concrete. There are trails and an indoor arena with three round pens, but no outdoor arena.