Experience Authentic Equestrian Adventure at CJ's Stable Day in Manton, Michigan
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–5 hours
Fitness Level
Basic physical fitness is recommended to handle a few hours of horseback riding, including balance and core strength.
Overview
Discover the freedom and connection of horseback riding through Michigan's scenic countryside with CJ's Stable Day. Perfect for all skill levels, this immersive equestrian experience offers a genuine taste of rural outdoor adventure.
CJ's Stable Day
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About This Adventure
Duration
CJ's Stable Days will start at 12 pm.
Come Join us at CJ's Stable for your fun filled day!
Cost
$5 per person 3 & under Free ( add-ons free too)
Add-Ons
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$5 each Wagon/Sleigh Rides through the trails (be on the lookout for wildlife!)
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$5 each Pony/Horse Rides (adults can ride too!)
Activities
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Animals - Limited Petting Zoo ( Mini Horse, Donkeys, Goats)
- Brush/groom Horses
- Chat with our Blue and Gold Macaw TANGO! (seasonally)
- See our other animals (Geese, Chickens, Horses, Siberian Huskies)
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Hangout by the campfire roast Smore's or Hot Dogs! (in the event it is to windy or dry we will provide a charcoal grill and an electric smore cooker)
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Other Activities (varies Seasonally) Such as Cornhole, Horse shoes, Coloring, etc
If you have any questions or special request call/Text 231-839-2164
Please Note all Guest are required to sign a liability Waiver
Adventure Tips
Wear sturdy boots
Choose footwear with a heel to keep your feet secure in the stirrups.
Bring water and snacks
Keep hydrated and energized, especially on longer rides through the trails.
Arrive early for a safety briefing
Getting acquainted with your horse and the stable routine enhances both safety and enjoyment.
Dress in layers
Manton weather can vary; layering helps adjust to changing temperatures during the ride.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Red fox
History
CJ's Stable Day continues a tradition of horseback riding in Michigan that dates back to early settlers using horses for travel and work in rural communities.
Conservation
The stable follows environmentally responsible trail practices to minimize impact on local ecosystems, supporting trail maintenance and habitat protection.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Riding boots
Provide secure footing and ankle support for riding and stable work.
Helmet
Safety first—helmets reduce risk of head injury during riding.
Gloves
Protect hands from reins and help with grip on cooler days.
Water bottle
Stay hydrated during warm days on the trail.
summer specific