easy
1–2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; no riding experience necessary
Discover the natural beauty of Central Florida on a guided horseback trail ride at Lake Louisa State Park. Perfect for all skill levels, this adventure offers a peaceful journey through diverse ecosystems and wildlife-filled landscapes. Read on to learn why this trip is a must-do for outdoor lovers in Clermont.
Only $79/person | Ages 8+ | Fun for all experience levels!
Experience the beauty of Central Florida on a guided horseback trail ride, suitable for all skill levels. Led by friendly wranglers, explore diverse ecosystems while learning about the area's rich history and wildlife. Choose between one or two-hour rides, immersing yourself in nature's wonders year-round.
Trail rides are safely led by two friendly and experienced wranglers. Explore a variety of natural eco-communities and terrain, where an abundance of wildlife, flora, and fauna can be seen. During the ride, guides share a wealth of information on the natural, historical, and cultural points of significance found in the park. One or two hour ride options, covering three or six miles of trail, allow guests to become immersed in the wonder of the natural surrounding. Traversing the depths of the vibrant surrounding forest by horseback offers one of the most unique experiences in all of Central Florida.
All rides are suitable for riders of all experience levels, even first time riders, and are available 365 days per year. Participants must be at least 8 years old to participate, and have a BMI score of 31 or lower.
Temperatures can vary throughout the day, so dressing in layers ensures comfort during your ride.
Carry water with you, especially during warmer months, to stay refreshed on the trail.
Proper footwear provides better grip and safety while riding and walking around the stables.
Getting there ahead of your scheduled ride helps you settle in and enjoy the experience fully.
Lake Louisa State Park was established in 1964 on land that preserves early Floridian homestead history.
The park actively manages natural habitats and wildlife corridors, promoting sustainability and protecting native species.
Wear breathable, long pants and a lightweight shirt to protect your skin and stay comfortable.
Apply sunscreen and wear a hat or sunglasses to shield yourself from sun exposure.
summer|spring specific
Help ward off insects during warmer months for a more comfortable ride.
summer|spring specific
Stay hydrated throughout your trail ride, especially on warm days.