most teachers act like they would rather be anywhere else. So mean to my daughter would never go…read moreback again. expensive and not worth it.

Brawley Farms is a wonderful place to ride. The training from both Rosanna and Judy is top notch…read more Every lesson is safe, progressive, and fun. In addition to the high quality training, the community of riders is unbeatable. I can't recommend this place enough from beginner to A system!

Are you here every Saturday and I love it they are so nice and the horses are so friendly. My…read moretrainer is amazing and the stables are well clean and neat. This is my favorite time of the week!

From the owner: Poseidon Stables is a competitive show stable located about 5 minutes from the University of Oregon…read morein Eugene. Our riders compete in the hunter, jumper, and equitation rings. We compete at shows on the West Coast of North America. We choose shows based on footing, facility cleanliness, and show management. Poseidon Stables is known for turning out horses in peak physical condition. If you are interested in a program that supports continuing education, horse health, goal setting, and most importantly an enjoyable experience for horse and rider, then contact us for more detailed information and a tour of our equine training facility.

Great place, really good encouraging trainers and good facilities. One of the best places I've…read moreridden and the outdoor trail course is the bomb

I can't say enough about the experience Karen provided for my family. My 7 year old daughter was…read moreable to ride for her first time in an absolutely beautiful setting. My 8 month pregnant wife was happy and comfortable spectating and as a Dad I felt completely confident in the facility and the trainer. Pricing was very fair and she did a great job getting us the most out of our time. We will be back.

This is a wonderful place to learn to ride whether you are 6 or 60!…read moreThe stables are extreme;y clean and not smelly, the horses loved and well cared for. The large indoor arena is a plus for our rainy winters allowing one to ride all year. Lovely trails into the woods behind for trail rides. All you needs are met equipment wise. Karen provides individual lessons and hosts fun birthday parties the children enjoy. She is very knowledgeable, kind, skilled and encouraging in her instruction. I looked over several places and this by far is the BEST!

I have had the pleasure of boarding my horse here for over a year and he as thrived at Wild Rose…read moreFarm. Elsie pays excellent attention to the individual care and needs of each horse to ensure proper care. The turnout situation is one of the best I have seen among various boarding facilities. Horses hooves are even picked by staff after they have been outside. Feed quality is great- horses are fed as much as they need and have individualized feeding plans that are adjusted as needed. The barn is quiet and peaceful. There is never traffic in the arena and the property is well-maintained. There is little tolerance for drama and Elsie ensures that the dynamic at the barn (whether it is staff or boarders) stays pleasant and professional. If you are looking for quality care, a quiet and kind social dynamic, and a beautiful place to spend time with your horse, Wild Rose Farm is a great option.

My horse has loved Wild Rose Farm and I feel very lucky to be able to board here. My horse was more…read morerelaxed here the first day of arriving than she had been for months at a previous barn. The horses well being is prioritized and that is apparent through the peacefulness of the horses. Elsie is helpful and very intelligent in her horsemanship as well as her processes. It's nearly impossible to find barns in the PNW with much turnout due to the mud, but at Elsie's place the horses have ample room to explore and be horses for a while each day, and then there stalls have large open windows on both sides so the horses can observe the goings ons. Very much recommend Wild Rose Farm.

We came upon Starker Forestry Tour trail online when checking along the 20 for short trails we…read moremight want to check out as passing through. It's super easy to find from the 20, just a few minutes down a paved and gravel road with good signage. There's a small parking area at an intersection of roads where the tour begins. As a tree hugger I generally cringe, plug my ears, or turn away from anything involving the removal of even one tall beauty. But I will admit, after taking the informative trail I respected the education and information provided by the tour. The trail starts at a large covered pavilion with long benches and utilizes signposts along the short loop to help both kids and adults learn about the industry, as well as the natural inner workings of the forest. Special focus is given to beauty #15 and it's individual purpose, as well as how the environment around it has changed through the years. The path is well-maintained, fairly flat and easy, with an even gravel surface. Seemingly in the middle of nowhere, the Starker Forestry Tour has a beautiful setting and offers a simplistic way to learn a bit more about the gorgeous Oregon forests.

From the owner: At Starker Forests, we grow and harvest trees while working to protect the environment. We allow…read morepublic access for hiking, hunting and mountain biking. All visitors to Starker Forests must obtain a free recreation permit.

A wonderful experience! Beautiful scenery, terrific guide, good wine and respectful horses. It…read morecould not have been more enjoyable. It was my 72 year old friend's idea and she hadn't been on a horse for over 30 years! She (and I) are ready to do it again with our husbands! Highly recommended!

This was our second time riding with Equestrian Wine Tours. Sarah and Amber are top-notch when it…read morecomes to safety, making sure everyone is having a good time, and entertaining with a fount of information about the area and vineyards. The mounts are very well trained and cared for Tennessee Walkers (which have an amazing smooth gait). And the views are gorgeous! There was a change in the wineries from the first time, a few years ago and I prefer what they've done; You now visit 2 wineries and spend more time riding amongst the beautifully maintained vineyards with expansive vistas. Highly recommend!!

It wonderful, its fun,its the best stable ever, you can canter, trot, its for any level of learnerread more