Join Sundance Stables for a captivating two-hour Sunset Ride through Utah’s mountain trails. Spot wildlife and enjoy breathtaking views as day turns to night in this private outdoor adventure.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic horseback riding ability recommended but beginners welcome with guidance.
Wildlife
History
Sundance area trails have long been traveled by Indigenous peoples and early settlers, who valued its resources and natural beauty.
Conservation
Sundance Stables promotes responsible riding practices to minimize environmental impact and support local wildlife habitats.
Sundance Stables
Join Sundance Stables for a captivating two-hour Sunset Ride through Utah’s mountain trails. Spot wildlife and enjoy breathtaking views as day turns to night in this private outdoor adventure.
Located in Sundance, Utah, Sundance Stables offers guided horseback experiences within the Wasatch Range and Sundance Canyon. The stable operates a variety of rides for riders of different abilities, including private and public options. Signature offerings include Sunset Private Ride and Sunset Ride—two-hour wildlife rides from May to October that provide opportunities to see elk, deer, and moose as they emerge in the evening.
Elk Meadows Ride and Elk Meadows Private Ride are one-hour, beginner-friendly outings through aspen groves and alpine meadows that incorporate a brief arena lesson, making them especially suitable for children and first-time riders. Stewart Falls Ride and Stewart Falls Private Ride are guided forest rides featuring scenic views of the Wasatch Mountains and Mount Timpanogos, with a stop at Stewart Falls and shared local history about Sundance and the canyon. The Yoga & Horseback Ride Package combines a three-hour session of yoga and riding in nature for a reflective outdoor experience.
All experiences are led by knowledgeable guides who manage horses and safety on trail, and rides are described with clear durations and terrain to help guests choose appropriate trips. Sundance Stables emphasizes accessibility and memorable outdoor engagement, catering to families, nature lovers, and wildlife enthusiasts. Reservations are available for private and scheduled group rides, and guests are encouraged to select experiences that match their skill level and time availability. The stable’s location in Sundance provides access to mountain vistas and canyon history, grounding each ride in the local landscape and wildlife that define the area.
Location
Sundance, Utah
Located in Sundance Canyon
Scenic Views
Wasatch & Timpanogos
Views include Mount Timpanogos
Durations
1–3 hours
One- to three-hour rides
Beginner Friendly
Yes (Elk Meadows)
Includes arena lesson for children
Choose a private or scheduled tour, from one-hour Elk Meadows rides to two-hour sunset wildlife tours and a three-hour yoga & horseback package — book the right ride for skill level and schedule.
Arrive Early for a Smooth Start
Plan to arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled ride to get comfortable with your horse and hear important safety instructions.
Dress in Layers
Evening temperatures can drop quickly, so bring layered clothing to stay comfortable during the ride.
Bring a Small Flashlight
Having a flashlight handy can help during dusk and after the ride, especially when returning to the stables.
Wear Closed-Toe Shoes
For your safety and the comfort of your horse, always wear closed-toe shoes with a small heel.
Helmet
A helmet is critical for safety when horseback riding.
Layered Clothing
Layers help you stay warm as temperatures drop during the evening.
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Insect Repellent
Keep pesky bugs at bay during warmer months.
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Water Bottle
Stay hydrated throughout your ride.