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Two Hour Trail Ride in Bath County with Let's Ride Horses - Hot Springs

Two Hour Trail Ride in Bath County with Let's Ride Horses

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

2 hours

Fitness Level

Basic fitness level required; suitable for beginners and intermediate riders comfortable with horseback riding

Overview

Ride through private trails on the edge of George Washington National Forest with Let's Ride Horses in Bath County, VA. A two-hour horseback adventure perfect for riders of all levels.

Hot Springs, Virginia

Two Hour Trail Ride- Bath County

Ages 7 and up • Explore the George Washington National Forest

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About This Adventure

Discover our newest location as you ride thrilling trails through the stunning George Washington National Forest. Just a short drive from popular spots, this two-hour adventure offers a unique opportunity to explore private property while immersing yourself in the beauty of nature. Experience the excitement of the great outdoors!

Explorer our newest location and ride trails along the National Forest.

Duration

2 hours

About

Just 15 minutes from the Omni Homestead Resort in Hot Springs, 45 minutes from Douthat State Park and 30 minutes from Lake Moomaw/Bolar Mountain Recreational Area.

Rides at this location are conducted on private property in the George Washington National Forest.

Adventure Tips

Wear sturdy closed-toe shoes

Boots or athletic shoes with good grip will keep you comfortable and safe while handling horses.

Bring water and a small snack

Though the ride is only two hours, staying hydrated and energized helps keep the experience enjoyable.

Arrive 15 minutes early

This allows time for orientation, safety briefing, and matching with your horse before hitting the trails.

Dress for changing weather

Layered clothing is smart; mornings and evenings can be cool, even in summer.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • White-tailed deer
  • Pileated woodpeckers

History

Bath County was formed in 1790 and named for its mineral springs attracting early visitors seeking health remedies.

Conservation

The George Washington National Forest is managed to balance recreation and habitat protection, with sustainable trail practices minimizing environmental impact.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Closed-toe riding boots

Essential

Protect your feet and provide better grip in the stirrups.

Long pants

Essential

Reduces chafing and protects your legs during the ride.

Sun protection (hat, sunscreen)

Essential

Blocks harsh sun rays under open trails and forest clearings.

summer specific

Insect repellent

Helps keep biting insects at bay during warmer months.

summer specific