I'm taking lessons here and the people here are wonderful, caring, and very knowledgeable. I would…read morehighly recommend this ranch to anyone and everyone!

This is an amazing horse camp and area to ride. Hesperia equestrian council did a great job coming…read moreup with this idea. I know that many people were a part of this coming together and many people donated time and skills. The horse pens have all been sponsored by different people in the community or different businesses. I live in the area and watched the lot change from a sandy riverbed to a graded level area to drive in. I have animals and I live near this camp. I am glad to see that hesperia is supportive of those of us who still enjoy the desert life and enjoy having our animals. This part of the desert is still very country and many people have small ranches over here. This is a welcomed addition to the neighborhood.

Thought I would ride before a busy weekend ensued always peaceful and the scenery is never ending…read morejust me brownie and Mother Nature the best time of life that always makes me happy. I'm doing so much lately and I finally had a great date last night but I'm hoping to find something more. Y'all just because a person looks like they have everything & more doesn't mean they're on top of the world, my world would include a Mister for all the right reasons. Happy weekend everyone have fun be safe & enjoy.

Love coming here and so does my daughter Peyton. Sofia does great with her and I couldn't be more…read morehappy with the hospitality and fun and training my daughter receives. I know nothing of horses and Sofia keeps me up to par while training and explains everything in detail. Great place for kids or anyone interested in ridding and learning. Thank you Sofia for all you do for Peyton!

Looking forward to riding in 2 weeks . I will update my review afterwards!…read more I had owned 3,horses but that was 3 decades ago! I'm much older now and looking forward to a calm scenic ride. Also: 1. For those complaining about not being able to use their phone on a rental trail ride, it's common sense, if you accidentally drop your phone, it holds up the trail line while the trail guide has to retrieve it for you ( not allowed to get on and off a rental horse)!, it may get broken (and who's fault is that?), stopping to click several photos slows down the timed ride for everyone, and when it falls it may spook the horse. 2. So you want to trot, lope or Gallup? Not on these mountain trails with a horse you aren't familiar , with totally inexperienced riders as well as seasoned riders, and children. Just because YOU think you are an experienced RIDER doesn't matter. These are not your horses. This is a business and safety for all comes first along with protecting the horse's safety. A lame horse cannot be ridden and that is costing vet bills as well as a loss of $65. - I'm a very experienced, seasoned rider.and previous horse owner. I'm looking forward to not needing to show off and just enjoying the experience. If it's important for you to move out fast on a horse, or to use your phone on a ride - time to invest in your own horse, or ride in Mexico! - Karen Rowley

Sadly, this was not a positive experience for my family…read more We participated in the one-hour trail ride and, upon returning to the stables, our guide specifically warned riders about the new horses located on the right side of the dismount area. My 12-year-old daughter is an experienced rider and followed the staff's instructions exactly. She waited until she was prompted to enter the designated dismount area, as directed by the staff. Unfortunately, following those instructions placed her directly adjacent to the horses that had been identified as a concern. As she entered the dismount area, one of the horses reached through the fence and bit her on the right thigh. The bite was severe enough that an attendant had to intervene to get the horse to release her. I immediately took my daughter to the restroom to assess the injury and document it with photographs. The bite occurred through her long pants. While I understand that horses are animals and that unpredictable situations can occur, I was disappointed by both the circumstances that led to the incident and the way it was handled afterward. My daughter followed the instructions she was given, yet the responsibility for the incident was ultimately placed on her. Given the prior warning about the horses, it is difficult to understand why riders were still being directed into such close proximity to them. Equally concerning was the lack of follow-up from management. The owner did not speak with us at the time of the incident, did not proactively reach out afterward, and only returned our call after multiple attempts and a more urgent message. Rather than expressing concern or discussing a reasonable resolution, the conversation was argumentative and dismissive. Accidents can happen, and a sincere apology along with an effort to address the situation would have gone a long way. Unfortunately, that was not our experience. Between the safety concerns and the poor customer service that followed, I cannot recommend this business to others.

My 23-year-old autistic son, who is mild to moderate, has been attending Wild Wind Ranch for the…read morepast few months, and the experience has been truly wonderful for him. He's been able to participate in all aspects of learning horsemanship, which has not only built his skills but also his confidence. He has become dedicated and is always wanting to do his best when completing tasks. What we didn't expect--but are so grateful for--is how therapeutic this experience has been, especially with his favorite superhero horse, Murphy. Being around the horses has had a calming effect on him, and the ranch has become a safe, peaceful place where he feels comfortable and supported. It has also been a great success in helping with his fine motor delays. The staff are incredibly loving, patient, and understanding. They take the time to connect with each individual and create an environment where everyone can thrive at their own pace. It's clear they genuinely care, and that makes all the difference. We are so thankful to have found Wild Wind Ranch. It's been a meaningful and positive experience for our son, and myself gaining wonderful friendships. We highly recommend it to other families looking for a supportive and therapeutic environment.

Wild Wind Ranch is a beautiful Ranch where people of all ages can come and enjoy themselves…read more The staff was very professional and knowledgeable when training. They provided a welcome, safe, fun environment for my family to learn and enjoy horseback riding lessons. From booking the lesson with the owner to receiving the training from the trainer my family was treated with GREAT care and patience. My daughter loved it so much she booked another lesson and invited a friend.

Clarice operates a premier horseback riding ranch that welcomes riders of all experience levels,…read morefrom seasoned equestrians to complete beginners. She specializes in working with veterans and individuals with disabilities, while also offering exceptional instruction and experiences for riders of every background. If you want a one of a kind experience, reach out to Clarice at Rockin' Sykes Ranch!

From the owner: Rockin' Sykes Ranch is available for people with Disabilities, Veterans, and first responders (But…read moreof course not limited to) be around, groom, learn how to take care of, and ride horses

I took my toddler for a trail ride and we had such a wonderful experience. Dawn was incredibly…read moresweet, patient, and amazing with my little one, which made the whole experience feel safe and enjoyable. We rode for about an hour, and I joined the ride as well -- the trail led us to a small stream, and the whole scenery was so relaxing and beautiful. A perfect activity for families and anyone looking for a peaceful, memorable outdoor experience. Highly recommend!

This is a little hidden gem in Devore. We came across it after partaking in pony rides that were…read morebeing offered local to us. When those were paused pending some city requests, I was referred to Cable Canyon. We took my 3 year old son and 9 year old niece for a pony ride. They did a 20 min train ride and absolutely loved it. The ladies were extremely friendly and made the kids feel comfortable. We will definitely return.