moderate
2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic balance and ability to sit comfortably on horseback required.
Experience Shaver Lake like never before on the Dorabelle Cove Ride – a scenic two-hour horseback journey. Enjoy stunning mountain and lake views while spotting native wildlife along the trail.
Ages 6+ • 2 Hours • Up to 12 People
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Shaver Lake on a two-hour horseback ride along the scenic perimeter trail. Encounter native flora and fauna while enjoying stunning vistas of the lake and surrounding mountains. This adventure promises a unique blend of nature and athleticism, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts seeking memorable moments.
2 Hours
Ride along the Shaver Lake Parimeter trail with native flora and fauna. Vistas of Shaver Lake and backcountry mountains.
Helmets will be included for any participants 12 or under, you may feel free to bring your own.
Participants must wear closed toed shoes and are encouraged to wear long pants.
Please arrive 30 minutes prior to your ride time so we can fit your saddle.
Maximum weight a person can ride is 230 lbs. No exceptions, guides have the right to refuse service. Horseback riding is an athletic sport and takes some form of fitness/balance to ride a horse that is 1000 to 1200 pounds. Please respect this policy and be honest upon booking. Our manager and guides will make determinations at times whether someone is fit to ride or not. We are sorry and not trying to offend anyone however, our horses deserve our ability to act on their behalf and we must look out for YOUR safety and theirs! Thank you!
Participants should feel free to bring a bottle of water if so desired, a camera or cell phone with camera. Your horse will have a saddlebag to store your things.
Participant: $173.60 (price includes all fees)
Proper footwear will keep your feet safe and comfortable during the horseback ride and while mounting or dismounting.
Sun protection is important due to limited shade along parts of the trail, especially during summer months.
Though the ride is only two hours, staying hydrated is key, especially on warmer days at higher altitudes.
Following instructions ensures your safety and enhances your enjoyment of the natural surroundings.
Shaver Lake was created in the early 1900s as a reservoir and has since become a popular recreational locale with a rich forest logging history.
The area is managed to balance recreation with habitat preservation; riders are encouraged to stick to trails to protect native flora.
Protects your feet and provides stability during the ride.
Shields your face from the sun on exposed sections of the trail.
summer specific
Keeps you warm during cooler autumn temperatures.
fall specific
Staying hydrated before and after your ride is important.