SPOKANE HORSE FIELD GUIDE
Two Hours on Gentle Giants: Western Trail Rides out of Spokane
Private, two-hour trail rides on draft horses with an optional decorated western table and barrel fire—this guide lays out what to expect, what to bring, and the operator rules to know before you book.
Two Hours on Gentle Giants: Western Trail Rides out of Spokane.
On Spokane Trail Rides you climb into a Western saddle aboard slow-moving draft horses and spend two private hours winding through ranch country; afterward you can dismount to a tastefully decorated western table and a cozy barrel fire, bringing your own food and drinks to make the moment personal and memorable.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Ride Majestic Draft Horses
The operation uses gentle draft horses—large, steady mounts that make a relaxed, approachable riding experience suitable for riders who want a calm, western-style outing.
Private Two‑Hour Western Trail
Rides are run as private two-hour outings, limited to small groups so the pace stays unhurried and the experience intimate.
Decorated Table and Barrel Fire
After the ride you can opt for a romantic western table and barrel fire setup; guests bring their own food and drinks to complete the experience.
What the day feels like
What the experience feels like
The outing is deliberately slow and social: a private, two-hour trail ride on draft horses followed, if you choose, by a short ritual of warm light and a decorated table where you can unwind with food and drinks you’ve brought yourself.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this trip suits — and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Rides run two hours in length; confirm start time when you book and arrive at the meeting point on time.
Bring your own food and drinks if you want to use the decorated table option; standard riding attire and weather‑appropriate layers are implied but guests are specifically asked to BYOF/BYOD for the after‑ride setup.
Meet at the ranch address: 522 E Washington Rd, Spokane, WA 99224; check with the operator on arrival procedures and waiver requirements.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
What is the minimum and maximum group size?
Minimum one person, maximum five riders per ride.
How long is the trail ride?
The rides last two hours.
What age limits or waiver rules apply?
Minors must have parental liability waivers; if a parent is not present the parent must request the waiver by email and bring it to the ride. The operator enforces age restrictions—check directly for the specific minimum on the ride you book.
Are there weight or accessibility limits?
There is a 275 lb maximum rider weight limit, and the operation states it is not adapted for special‑needs individuals.
How much does a ride cost and what about deposits?
$100 per person (plus $25 per person for Sunset Rides). A deposit is required to book; full ride balance is due and is non‑refundable/non‑changeable. Deposits are usable for one year and rescheduling is at the ranch’s discretion.
Is food or drink provided?
No—if you select the decorated table option, you should bring your own food and drinks (BYOF/BYOD); the operator provides the table setup and barrel fire for an additional fee.