Do I need my own horse to join Jumping 2?

Yes, you must own or lease a horse to participate, but the school can assist you in finding a suitable lease.

Is previous jumping experience required?

Yes, completion of Jumping 1 and instructor approval are mandatory to ensure safety and skill readiness.

How long is each Jumping 2 class?

Each session lasts approximately 90 minutes.

What if I don’t have prior approval from an instructor?

You need to be evaluated by an instructor and approved before registering for this course.

Is safety equipment provided?

No, riders must bring their own helmet and riding boots for all classes.

Where do classes take place?

Classes are held at 26595 OR-224 in Eagle Creek, Oregon.

Master Advanced Equestrian Jumping in Eagle Creek, Oregon

Located in the heart of Oregon’s lush Columbia River Gorge region, Eagle Creek offers an unforgettable equestrian experience that combines natural beauty with expert instruction. Jumping 2 is an advanced riding class tailored for riders who have successfully completed the introductory Jumping 1 course and received instructor approval. This 90-minute session is designed to refine your jumping technique while working intimately with your own horse or one leased through the program, ensuring a safe and personalized approach to mastering equestrian jumping.

The course takes place at 26595 OR-224 in Eagle Creek, a small town known for its serene forest trails, scenic river views, and access to rugged outdoor adventures. Riders will find themselves immersed not only in the technical aspects of jumping but also in a supportive environment where safety and progression go hand in hand. The class structure emphasizes individualized coaching, helping participants sharpen their form, timing, and confidence over various jumps imagined for riders ready to go beyond the basics.

What sets Jumping 2 apart in the local recreation landscape is its combination of personalized horse management and skill building. Riders must have their own horse or secure a lease with the school’s assistance, fostering deep partnerships between horse and rider that are key in advanced jumping. Eagle Creek’s natural setting, where towering Douglas fir trees and lush undergrowth frame the riding arena, provides an atmospheric backdrop that enriches every lesson.

Jumping 2 is a standout opportunity for riders seeking to elevate their craft in a region better known for hiking and water sports but equally offering well-developed equestrian activities. Beyond the technique, participants gain confidence and learn practical skills for safety and horse handling critical for jumping competitions or advanced trail riding.

Why choose Jumping 2 in Eagle Creek? Because it balances technical growth with a connection to your horse in a breathtaking part of Oregon where outdoor culture runs deep. Whether you’re prepping for shows or simply looking to ride stronger and smarter, this class offers a professional, steady progression that respects your pace and ambitions.

Get ready for a specialized experience that challenges and supports you equally. The combination of instructor approval and a prerequisite course ensures that each rider is prepared and matched to the class’s pace, making Jumping 2 a high-value program for serious equestrians visiting or residing near Eagle Creek.

Kickstart your next level in equestrian jumping surrounded by the quiet power of Oregon’s wilderness, with expert guidance and the chance to build lasting skills alongside your horse.

About Atlas Riding School

Atlas Riding School is an equestrian instruction facility located in Sandy, Oregon that offers a structured progression of riding lessons and horsemanship experiences.

The program includes Groundwork & In‑Hand lessons that teach behavior reading, trust‑building, obstacle navigation, and competition preparation. Semiprivate Beginner and Semiprivate Intermediate lessons provide group instruction where students learn grooming, tacking, steering, walking, trotting, and cantering; intermediate riders gain independence by preparing their horses unassisted. Private Lesson bookings deliver one‑on‑one instruction tailored to individual goals, while Independent Lesson sessions require level three students to manage catching, tacking, and warming down with 30 minutes of focused arena time. Beginner Group Lesson and Adults Only Group Lesson provide foundational riding and handling in group formats. Jumping 1 and Jumping 2 progressions introduce riders to jumping; Jumping 2 requires completion of Jumping 1 and instructor approval and includes support for finding a lease when riders need a suitable mount. Dressage classes emphasize harmony and communication, include ground and saddle work, and offer opportunities to participate in local schooling shows. Outdoor riding is offered when weather permits. Atlas Riding School emphasizes horse care fundamentals—grooming, mounting, communication, and safe handling—through its lesson offerings. Instructors use structured lesson levels and approvals to match riders with appropriate horses and exercises. All descriptions reflect the lessons and experiences provided at the Sandy, Oregon location.

Lesson formats include private, semiprivate, group, and independent sessions to accommodate rider preferences and goals. Scheduling and lesson placement follow instructor assessment and level requirements at the Sandy facility. Seasonal availability.