moderate
2–3 hours
Moderate fitness recommended; riders should be comfortable sitting for extended periods and managing horse pace over varied terrain.
Discover the wild heart of Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula on horseback with Bardy's Trail Rides in Seward. Navigate river crossings, spot bald eagles, and experience Resurrection Bay from a distinct vantage point.
Use a secure bag or strap for cameras and phones; horse movement and river crossings can jostle belongings.
Alaskan weather changes fast, so dress in layers to stay comfortable throughout the ride.
Guides provide key safety instructions, especially concerning bears and horse behavior on the trail.
Mosquitoes can be heavy during warmer months; a good insect repellent improves comfort considerably.
Seward was founded in 1903 and serves as a vital port on Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula, with a rich fishing and railroad heritage.
Bardy's emphasizes low-impact riding practices to protect trail ecosystems and minimize disturbance to local wildlife.
Protects from rain and wind common in Alaskan spring weather.
spring specific
Keeps mosquitoes and blackflies at bay during warmer months.
summer specific
Provides protection and grip on stirrups and uneven trails.
Allows capturing the stunning scenery while preventing drops.