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Elevate your horseback riding with Jumping 1 in Eagle Creek, Oregon. This 90-minute class combines skill-building and thrilling jumps, all under instructor supervision to ensure a safe, rewarding ride in the scenic Columbia River Gorge region.
Elevate your horseback riding with Jumping 1 in Eagle Creek, Oregon. This 90-minute class combines skill-building and thrilling jumps, all under instructor supervision to ensure a safe, rewarding ride in the scenic Columbia River Gorge region.
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Operated by Atlas Riding School · Eagle Creek, Oregon
moderate.
90 minutes.
Participants should be in moderate physical condition with good balance and coordination to handle basic jumping maneuvers.
Yes, instructor approval is required to ensure you have the necessary skills for safety and progress during the jumping lesson.
Basic riding equipment like helmets and tack is typically provided, but check ahead with the school for specific policies.
Group size information is not specified; inquire directly with the instructor for current class sizes.
No, this is intended for riders who have completed introductory levels and have jumping experience, confirmed via instructor approval.
Age requirements are not specified in the information provided; please contact the riding school for details.
Wear comfortable riding clothes, including long pants and sturdy boots with a heel, and bring layers in case of weather changes.
Eagle Creek is part of the Columbia River Gorge Historic Scenic Area, established to conserve this iconic natural corridor in the 1980s.
The riding school practices careful land stewardship to minimize impact on local trails and supports regional habitat restoration efforts.
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.
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