Horseback Riding & Cowboy Cookout at Yellowstone Horses
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness required; riders should be comfortable on horseback for the duration.
Overview
Discover a true Western adventure with horseback riding through stunning Yellowstone landscapes followed by a hearty Dutch Oven cookout. Perfect for families and thrill-seekers alike, this experience combines scenic scenery and cowboy cuisine for a memorable outing.
Western Cowboy Cookout with 2 Hour Ride($110-$120)
2 Hour Ride & a Fabulous Dutch Oven Dinner! | 4:00-7:00pm | Limited Availbility
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of a two-hour horse ride through stunning landscapes, culminating in a mouthwatering Dutch Oven cookout. This unforgettable mountain dining adventure promises to enhance your vacation, leaving you satisfied and eager for more. Come hungry and ready for a taste of the Wild West!
Join us for a fabulous horse ride and delicious Dutch Oven meal. The two-hour ride starts at 4:00 pm followed by an amazing mountain cookout with all the works.
Rates
Adult - $120 Child 5-11 years - $110
Duration
3 hours
About
Join us for a fabulous horse ride and delicious Dutch Oven meal. The two-hour ride starts at 4:00 pm followed by an amazing mountain cookout with all the works. This dining experience is guaranteed to complete your vacation, and leave you with no regrets. Be sure to come hungry! Check out our Western Cowboy Cookout Rides link for more details.
Adventure Tips
Dress for the weather
Wear layered clothing and sturdy boots to stay comfortable throughout the ride and outdoor meal.
Arrive early
Arriving 30 minutes early ensures a smooth start and time to warm up before riding.
Bring sunscreen and sunglasses
Protect yourself from mountain sun exposure during the outdoor activities.
Stay hydrated
Carry water to stay refreshed during your scenic ride and meal.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Elk
- Bald eagles
History
Yellowstone has been a center for ranching and cowboy culture for over a century, with the first cattle grazing in the park area dating back to early 1900s.
Conservation
The ranch promotes sustainable practices, ensuring minimal impact on the park's delicate ecosystems while sharing the region's cowboy traditions.
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Recommended Gear
horseback riding attire
Comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and closed-toe shoes suitable for riding.
spring specific
hat or cap
Protects your face from the sun during outdoor activities.
summer specific
sunscreen
Helps prevent sunburn during the outdoor adventure.
spring specific
water bottle
Stay hydrated throughout the experience.