The Adventure Collective

Difficulty

easy

Duration

1–2 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for riders of most fitness levels; basic ability to sit for up to two hours is helpful.

Overview

Explore Strawberry Valley with expert guides on a peaceful horseback ride in Heber City, Utah. Discover why this private adventure is perfect for nature lovers of all levels.

Heber City, Utah

Guided Horse Back Rides

Starting at $60 | Riders Must Be 8 Years or Older

Select participants and date

Date

Tue, Sep 23

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Strawberry Valley on a guided horseback ride. With expert guides ensuring your safety and enjoyment, this unique adventure allows you to explore stunning landscapes while creating unforgettable memories. Whether you choose a one-hour or two-hour ride, the journey promises excitement and connection with nature.

#Rates

1 Hr Ride: $55 per person
2 Hr Ride: $75 per person

#About

The Strawberry Valley is such a beautiful place, and what better way to explore than on horseback. We are excited to offer guided horseback rides to the public. Our guides have years of experience, that will help insure your safety and a great time.

Adventure Tips

Wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes

Closed-toe shoes or boots will protect your feet and provide better grip while riding.

Hydrate before your ride

Bring water and hydrate prior to starting, especially during warmer months to prevent dehydration.

Sun protection is a must

Apply sunscreen and wear a hat or sunglasses to shield yourself from sun exposure on open trails.

Communicate with your guide

Let your guide know your riding experience and any concerns so they can tailor your ride accordingly.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Mule deer
Red-tailed hawk

History

Strawberry Valley has a rich history as a seasonal grazing area for Native American tribes and was later used by early settlers for farming and ranching.

Conservation

Strawberry Bay Marina supports sustainable trail management to protect local habitats and minimize impact on native plant and animal life.