Is riding experience needed?

No prior riding experience is necessary as guides will assist throughout the trip.

What if I feel nervous?

Guides are experienced and will adjust the pace for beginners or nervous riders.

Are meals or snacks provided?

Participants should bring their own water and snack, as meals are not included.

Can children join the ride?

Yes, children over 8 years old can participate with suitable riding experience.

What is the cancellation policy?

Bookings can be canceled up to 48 hours in advance without penalty.

Is transportation available?

Tour starts from the Timberline Tours office; transportation can be arranged separately.

Horseback Riding Adventure at Plain of Six Glaciers | Horse | Sightseeing Tour

Banff National Park in Alberta is a crown jewel of the Canadian Rockies, renowned for its rugged peaks, pristine lakes, and sprawling glaciers. Located in the heart of this protected wilderness, the Plain of Six Glaciers offers a striking tableau of icy summits and wild landscapes. Timberline Tours Ltd. provides an exceptional way to experience this area: a 4-hour horseback riding tour that takes you directly into the scene, far from crowded trails. As you saddle up, friendly guides will lead you through lush meadows and dense forests, the scent of pine and fresh mountain air all around. The horses, well-trained and calm, navigate narrow paths with ease, opening a route to vistas that are often inaccessible on foot. Your ride culminates at the stunning viewpoint of the Glacier, where the massive ice formations reflect the sky and the surrounding peaks. This trip is perfect for those craving an immersive experience that combines physical activity with jaw-dropping scenery. The guide’s insights into the park’s geology and wildlife add depth, making it more than just a ride—it’s a chance to connect with the mountain landscape. Timberline Tours Ltd. has built a longstanding reputation for safety and hospitality, making it a stand-out option in Banff. The area’s glacial landscapes, jagged granite spires, and quiet alpine meadows are some of the highlights, with abundant opportunities for photos and wildlife viewing, including marmots and mountain goats. Whether you’re a seasoned rider or a beginner, this tour offers a manageable challenge with high-impact scenic rewards. Visitors should come prepared with layered clothing, sturdy footwear, and a camera to capture moments amid some of Canada’s most iconic scenery. A horseback tour like this turns a typical sightseeing trip into a genuine adventure—memorable, exhilarating, and deeply satisfying.