moderate
1–3 hours
Riders should have basic fitness and balance to handle trail conditions and maintain comfort in the saddle.
Saddle up for scenic horseback trail rides at Wild West Campground & Corral in Amherst, Wisconsin—where rolling woodlands and open fields await riders of every level.
Sturdy, closed-toe boots with a slight heel are best for maintaining stirrup grip and protecting your feet.
Bring water, especially on warmer days, as rides can last multiple hours without easy access to fresh water.
Let your guide know your riding experience level to ensure a pace and route that matches your comfort.
Be alert to low branches, roots, and uneven terrain—common on Wisconsin woodland trails—while keeping your balance.
The area’s forests were historically logged in the late 19th century, shaping much of the trail network riders use today.
Wild West Campground & Corral practices trail maintenance focused on minimizing erosion and protecting native habitats.
Provide support and protect feet while ensuring proper stirrup grip.
Helps regulate body temperature as conditions change on the trail.
spring|fall|winter specific
Keeps biting insects at bay during warmer months.
summer|spring specific
Offers added safety, especially for less experienced riders.