moderate
3–4 hours
Suitable for riders in basic physical shape able to sit on horseback for several hours.
Ride through Orosi’s mountain trails during the captivating blue hour with Queveri, and cap your adventure with a celebrated traditional Costa Rican dinner amid volcanic views.
Wear closed-toe shoes and follow your guide’s instructions carefully to ensure a safe horseback experience.
Afternoon showers are common—pack lightweight waterproof gear to stay dry during the ride.
The forest and pastures attract mosquitoes especially near dusk; insect repellent will enhance comfort.
Blue hour provides striking light for photography—ensure your photo gear is ready to capture the moment.
The Orosi region holds deep agricultural roots dating back centuries, with rich indigenous and colonial influences.
Queveri emphasizes low-impact trails and supports local farming practices to preserve native flora and fauna.
Protect your feet during horseback riding and while walking through uneven terrain.
Stay dry during common afternoon showers on the trail.
spring|summer|fall specific
Avoid mosquito bites that increase in the damp late afternoons.
summer|fall specific
Capture the striking blue hour light and expansive volcanic views.