moderate
2 hours
Suitable for riders in general good health; basic riding experience helpful but not required.
Join Sundance Stables for a magical two-hour Sunset Ride in Utah’s scenic mountains. Spot elk and deer while enjoying tranquil trails as day turns to night.
Embark on an enchanting Sunset Ride with Sundance Stables, set against the breathtaking mountain backdrop of Sundance, Utah. This private two-hour experience offers an immersive journey through scenic trails where dusk brings tranquil colors and a chance to spot native wildlife such as elk, deer, and moose. Designed for nature lovers eager to connect with the outdoors, the ride provides both peaceful solitude and the thrill of exploration as you traverse rugged terrain under the fading light. Expert guides lead the way, sharing insights about the local environment and wildlife habits throughout the adventure. Whether you're an experienced rider or relatively new, the experience balances excitement and relaxation perfectly, concluding just as twilight settles over the landscape. This stunning combination of adventure and natural beauty makes the Sunset Ride a memorable outing for anyone looking to escape daily life and embrace the spectacular wilderness surrounding Sundance.
Slots fill quickly during peak seasons, so reserve your Sunset Ride early to guarantee your spot.
Temperatures can drop quickly after sunset, so wear layers to stay warm throughout the ride.
Choose sturdy, comfortable footwear suitable for riding and rugged terrain.
Maintain a quiet atmosphere to increase your chances of spotting wildlife nearby.
Sundance Stables has operated in the region for over 40 years, preserving traditional horseback riding experiences.
The stable practices responsible land stewardship, emphasizing minimal trail impact and protecting local wildlife habitats.
Protects your head and is required for safety during the ride.
Allows you to adjust for temperature changes as the sun sets.
all specific
Keeps bugs away during warmer months when insect activity peaks.
summer specific
Staying hydrated is important, especially in dry mountain air.