Can I bring my own horse?

Yes—this is a BYO Horse experience; riders must bring their own horse, tack, and health records.

What is the minimum age to participate?

Participants must be at least 12 years old.

How long is the ride?

The listed duration is seven hours (typically 9 a.m.-4 p.m. ET), including prep and breaks.

What is the cancellation policy?

No refund if cancelled within 24 hours, but you can reschedule when possible.

Is instruction included in the $10 fee?

The fee generally covers trail access; formal instruction is not included—confirm any lessons in advance.

Who do I contact with last-minute questions?

Call Shellie at 930-333-7651 for reservations, schedule questions, or last-minute changes.

BYO Horse Day Rides at Dubois Rolling Hills — Bring Your Own Mount

BYO Horse - Schedule a Time! at the Dubois (Rolling Hills) location — 5814 N 735E, Dubois, IN — offers riders a full-day, bring-your-own-horse experience on private trails that wind through pasture, oak-hickory woods, and pockets of exposed Indiana limestone. This seven-hour outing (typically 9 a.m.-4 p.m. ET, $10) is designed for riders who want to arrive with their own mounts and ride at a relaxed but structured pace, with a maximum of 12 participants organized into two groups. Contact Shellie at 930-333-7651 for reservations and specific questions. Note that the booking time is listed in Eastern Time; travelers from Central Time areas should adjust their schedules accordingly. Trails here are used for working cattle, weekend rides, and informal clinics, so footing ranges from mown grass and packed dirt to short stretches of limestone shelf. Riders will encounter gentle climbs, open ridge views, and sheltered hollows that collect spring wildflowers and late-summer goldenrod. The experience stands out because it preserves the simple, local equestrian culture of southern Indiana: family-run ranches, caring staff, and trails kept for riders rather than commercial spectacle. That grassroots approach makes BYO Horse a unique option for visitors who want to ride actual countryside rather than a crowded arena. Practical details matter. Riders should be at least 12 years old, bring their own tack and current health records for their horses, and plan for seven hours on site. Groups are capped to limit trail traffic and preserve pasture condition. There is no formal meal service—pack water and snacks, and use shade when possible. From town, the Rolling Hills property gives riders quick access to open farmland vistas, creek crossings, and pockets of mature hardwoods. Photographers find quiet light under the canopy, while riders value long runs and safe mounting areas. Whether you’re a visiting equestrian or a Hoosier looking for a local trail day, BYO Horse is a straightforward, affordable way to spend time outdoors with your horse and connect with Dubois’s riding community. Reserve early for weekend slots, and if you need to reschedule note that cancellations within 24 hours do not receive refunds but can be moved to another date when possible. The meeting point is listed specifically as Dubois (Rolling Hills) Location at 5814 N 735E, Dubois, IN 47527-9670; arrive with timepieces set to Eastern Time. The low cost entry (often $10) covers trail access rather than instruction, so novice riders should confirm their comfort level ahead of the ride. For questions or last-minute adjustments call Shellie at 930-333-7651. This simple, rider-centered day returns you to the rhythms of local riding, where views open and the pace is set by hoofbeats, not a clock. Bring a camera, layers, and a patient attitude; memories last longest.

BYO Horse Day Rides at Dubois Rolling Hills — Bring Your Own Mount

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