Adventure brief
Queveri Horseback Riding Tours
Ride through the highlands of Sinaloa with Queveri Horseback Riding Tours, where volcanic views and local farm life come alive on a 2-hour guided trail. Discover what makes this experience a standout in Costa Rica, Sinaloa.
Set within the 80430 region of Costa Rica, Sinaloa, Mexico, Queveri Horseback Riding Tours offers an inviting gateway to rugged mountain landscapes and rich rural culture. This hands-on experience takes riders on a 1.5 to 2-hour journey through the working finca's scenic highlands, weaving together the natural beauty and agricultural heritage unique to this part of Sinaloa. The tour’s route leads guests up to the highest points of the finca, where panoramic vistas unfold across a dramatic volcanic horizon.
Riders can expect clear views of four volcanoes: Poas, Barva, Irazu, and Turrialba. The last two volcanoes sit prominently, their peaks framing the Purisil and Tapanti valleys below. Along the way, riders encounter peaceful grazing cattle and get a chance to meet calves and local Chichiguas near the historic dairy area, creating a genuine connection to the land that sustains these traditions.
Queveri’s horses are selected for their calm temperament, making the tour accessible and safe for beginners and seasoned equestrians alike. The welcoming atmosphere is enhanced by thoughtful touches: guests receive a refreshing shake upon arrival and coffee during their stay, setting a comfortable tone before and after the ride. After dismounting, participants can enjoy a meal at La Fonda del Alto, enriching the experience with local flavors.
As a relatively rare horseback tour option in Sinaloa, Queveri stands out for its authentic blend of outdoor adventure and rural lifestyle education. It draws visitors who want more than a simple trail ride—those who seek immersion in the topography, wildlife, and agricultural life of this mountainous region. This tour is a prime example of the region’s potential for sustainable outdoor tourism.
Whether you’re visiting from Mazatlán or passing through the area, Queveri Horseback Riding Tours offers a meaningful escape into Mexico’s scenic highlands and cultural fabric, perfect for families and solo travelers alike.
Adventure tips
Plan your experience.
Curated tips for an optimal adventure.
- 01Wear sturdy shoesessential
Closed-toe shoes with a good grip will keep you comfortable and secure during the ride.
- 02Bring sun protectionessential
The open highland areas offer little shade; sunscreen and a hat are must-haves.
- 03Age considerationsinfo
Children 4 years and older can ride but must be accompanied by an adult.
- 04Stay hydratedwarning
Carry water, especially on warmer days, to stay energized throughout the tour.
Recommended gear
What to bring.
Closed-toe riding boots
Protects feet and offers grip on the stirrups throughout the tour.
EssentialSun hat
Shields your face and neck from strong sun above the open trails.
summerEssentialLight rain jacket
Keeps you dry during unexpected showers or fog in the highlands.
springReusable water bottle
Staying hydrated in warm weather is key to enjoying your ride.
EssentialLocal insights
Context for the journey.
Nearby secrets
Old dairy barn with calves and Chichiguas, Quiet lookout points with expansive valley views
Local fauna
White-tailed deer, Local songbirds native to Sinaloa's forests
Historic heritage
The finca operated as a dairy farm for decades, with traditional methods still visible in the preserved lechería buildings.
Mindful exploration
Queveri supports sustainable farming practices and maintains natural habitats on its property to protect native flora and fauna.
Photography tips
Capture the moments
- Viewpoints
- Peak vantage points overlooking Poas and Irazu volcanoes, Near the historic dairy barn, Along the valley edge trails
- Subjects
- Volcanic landscapes, Interacting horses and calves, Sunlight filtering through mixed forest
- Best times
- Golden hour, Early morning, Late afternoon
Frequently asked questions
Before you go.
What is the minimum age to join the horseback tour?
Guests must be at least 4 years old; children under 18 should ride accompanied by an adult.
Are the horses suitable for beginners?
Yes, the horses are calm and steady, ideal for riders of all experience levels.
Is prior horseback riding experience required?
No previous experience is necessary as guides provide instruction and support.
What happens after the ride?
After the tour, guests can enjoy a meal at La Fonda del Alto to relax and refuel.
Are there restroom facilities on site?
Yes, facilities are available at the starting location of the tour.
Can I book the tour if I’m traveling alone?
Absolutely, solo travelers are welcome and will be matched with horses accordingly.