Welcome to Hidden
Valley Stables!
Herein lies the
least-expensive Arizona desert horseback riding, no nose-to-tail horseback riding--you can even lease a horse here like owning your own--, through open spaces
to the edge of the desert south of Phoenix in Pinal County! Hidden Valley Stables is an ideal
therapeutic riding facility for special needs children.
Only on the back of a horse off designated trails can one explore
much more of the spectacular Old West!
HIDDEN VALLEY STABLES
Near the Sonoran Desert National Monument in Maricopa, Arizona
602-510-0163 or 520-208-6179 to leave a voice message
Rides 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. every day! Note: Call first for availablity of any activity, especially to arrange for a sunset or
cookout ride.
Want to wrangle for us? E-mail: info@hiddenvalleystables.biz

| Important note on our
desert weather: It is more like Gila Bend
than Phoenix or higher elevations approaching the Mogollon Rim. If
it's wet there, it's likely to be dry here. Click on
Weather Channel |
Unmarked Trail Rides
Horseback riding with us leaves you feeling as if
you're immersed in the Old West as you go down washes and through passes that make up the grandeur
of the desert and nearby mountains. Unique to the
ranch is the choice of not riding nose to tail while remaining behind the lead
wrangler. Horse riding is therapeutic. We faciliate riding for the disabled and special needs
children. Note: Minimum trail ride age is 6 years old.
Free pasture rides for those under 6 years of age.


In front of the ranch with horses prepared for
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Riding Lessons Year-Round
Respect
for and knowledge
of a horse is a fundamental part of teaching people to ride. A horse won't be ridden until you've cleaned its
hooves, brushed it, saddled it. Experienced staff teach saddling, riding techniques, and horse care. You'll be
riding the open spaces of the Sonoran Desert down washes and through passes
on acres of land that can go far into the back country cut off from civilization. Lessons are $25 per hour, pay as you go, and $20/hr.
with a prepaid 5-lesson contract. The sixth riding lesson is free.


Grass, the 'bulk' food of horses in the wild
state, needs supplementation. |
Boarding
Boarding of horses at Hidden Valley Stables reflects optimum knowledge and understanding of the
stabled horse. Co-owner/lead wrangler has boarded horses in Arizona, Montana, Wyoming, and Texas for 40 years.
At a cost of only $175 per month horses are fed, watered, and exercised twice per day at this
licensed boarding stable a few miles south of Phoenix. On call veterinarian. 3-acre exercise facility and round-pen
facility.

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