Appalachian Horseback Riding Adventures

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Appalachian Horseback Riding Adventures

2827 Fairwood Rd., Troutdale, VA 24378
2767834136
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Appalachian Horseback Riding Adventures, located in western Grayson County, offers guided horseback riding trips in Mt. Rogers, Virginia’s highest peak, as well as Pine Mountain.   

Experience the limitless beauty of the Grayson County’s mountains, with 365 degree views, or the awesome Wild Ponies of Grayson Highlands. If you love horses, mountain views, adventure, peace and serenity, you will love Appalachian Horseback Riding Adventures! Add them to your vacation “to-do” list or your “bucket-list”. 

There are Guided 2 Hour, 1/2 Day, or All Day rides, as well as overnight camping trips available. Call or email today!

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