moderate
1.5–2 hours
Basic physical fitness is recommended, with the ability to sit upright and hold your position on horseback for the lesson duration.
Join Lone Star Ranch for an unforgettable summer evening group riding lesson on Austin’s scenic trails. Improve your horsemanship while enjoying a peaceful outdoor ride as the sun sets.
5:30pm - 1.5 Hours: 6/1/2025 - 8/31/2025
#Take a Riding Lesson Through 600+ Acres of Forests, Meadows, Hills, and Creeks.
Per Rider (Ages 5+):
$125 for a 1.5 hour group trail lesson
(minors must be accompanied by a family member aged 18 years or older on the ride, all children will be on their own horse)
Please read the policy information found below prior to booking.
Please call for groups larger than 5 people.
Gratuity is not included in the price, but is always appreciated!
You and your group will LOVE the miles of beautiful trails through our forests and meadows, enjoying the wildlife, amazing views, and gorgeous creek that runs through the ranch. Participants are asked to arrive 30 minutes early to mount up in the Covered Rodeo Arena at Lone Star Ranch after our educational riding orientation before hitting the trails for your lesson. Exploring our amazing Texas territory is always more fun and adventurous on horseback!
We are only a 10-15 minute drive South-East from downtown Austin, Texas!
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Location: 8601 Bluff Springs rd, Austin, TX
Closed-toe boots with a small heel provide better security in the stirrups and protect your feet during the ride.
Texas evenings can still be warm; bring water to stay hydrated before and after your ride.
Arriving a bit early lets you bond with your horse and get comfortable with the tack before heading out.
Evening weather can shift quickly; be prepared for mild temperature changes and possible light wind.
Austin’s trails follow routes once used by Native American tribes and early settlers, reflecting the region’s rich cultural heritage.
Lone Star Ranch emphasizes sustainable ranching practices to protect local habitats and maintain healthy horse care.
Protect your feet and provide grip in the stirrups for safer riding.
Offers sun protection and helps keep you cool on warm summer evenings.
summer specific
Repels mosquitoes and other insects common at dusk on Texas trails.
summer specific
A riding helmet is crucial for safety during any horseback activity.