Family-Friendly 30 Min Trail Rides at Lang's Horse and Pony Farm
Difficulty
easy
Duration
30 minutes
Fitness Level
Suitable for beginners and those with basic fitness; no prior riding experience required.
Overview
Lang's Horse and Pony Farm offers a welcoming 30-minute group trail ride perfect for families and beginners. Ride gentle trails in Washington’s Skagit Valley with expert guides and safe, friendly horses.
30 Minute Public Trail Ride
Ages 3+ • Groups of 2-10 • No experience necessary!
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About This Adventure
Experience the joy of riding together in our public group rides, perfect for families and friends! Supervised by expert trail guides, these flat and easy rides welcome children aged 3 and up. Join an existing group or gather your own for a memorable adventure in the great outdoors!
Experience the joy of riding together in our public group rides, perfect for families and friends! Supervised by expert trail guides, these flat and easy rides welcome children aged 3 and up. Join an existing group or gather your own for a memorable adventure in the great outdoors!
Adventure Tips
Wear closed-toe shoes
Long pants and closed-toe shoes are required to ensure comfort and safety during the ride.
Helmet provided
Certified equestrian helmets are available free of charge and must be worn during the ride.
Adults accompany young children
Children under 8 require an adult assistant to walk alongside if needed for extra support.
Arrive early for orientation
Plan to arrive early for the 30-minute safety class to familiarize yourself with horse commands and riding posture.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bald eagle
- Mule deer
History
The Skagit Valley area has cultural ties to the Coast Salish peoples, with many local trails once used as trade routes.
Conservation
Lang’s Horse and Pony Farm promotes sustainable trail use to minimize environmental impact and preserve local ecosystems.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Closed-toe sturdy shoes
Protects feet and provides proper footing in stirrups.
Long pants or jeans
Prevents chafing and keeps legs comfortable on the saddle.
Light jacket or layers
Keeps you warm during cooler mornings or evenings.
spring|fall|winter specific
Sunscreen
Protects exposed skin from sunburn on open trails.
spring|summer|fall specific