La Verne California's Marshall Canyon Equestrian Center is a great place to stop in for some fun. Head to this place for some fun, laughs, and a great experience.
We ordered the coupon but could not make a plan before expired due to pandemic. Thankfully, they honored the purchase recently and our family had a great ride. Strongly recommended.
Instructor
Report|15 days ago
A MUCH better experience this time around! This time last year we were very disappointed with a trainer who ended up not showing up and not bothering to communicate with us. I had a heart broken little girl. This time, the guide not only showed, but gave my daughter extra attention. It was a wonderful ride!!
Greg
Report|2 months ago
The horses were fun and friendly. Our guide was great as well.
Neia
Report|5 months ago
Great experience all around. I rode lupe she was amazing. The 2 guides that were with us where phenomenal, they made the entire process very smooth and explained everything simply, and also helped us take pictures at the end of the trail. 11/10 had a great time.
Lizsa
Report|6 months ago
This is my favorite place to ride. Trails are amongst trees/shade and you may see some wild life, like deer and rabbit. The leads are personable and helpful and they are concerned with your safety!
Raden
Report|7 months ago
She is very patient with beginner.
Danielle
Report|7 months ago
Always a positive experience with the Guides and the horses.
gary
Report|8 months ago
Excellent trails to ride on
Monique
Report|8 months ago
So much fun! Staff was very nice.
Yvonne
Report|a year ago
The instructor was great, my two boys and I had such a great time. Definitely will be going again!
For more than 15 years, Marshall Canyon Equestrian Center has welcomed horse enthusiasts for riding lessons and gallops across its sylvan expanse. Guided trail rides require no previous horseback experience, leading as many as 10 riders to witness area wildlife, rumble past clear babbling streams, and admire flowers left by spurned centaur lovers. The center’s instructors, Joy and Leslie, lead lessons in the riding disciplines of Western and English, specializing in teaching new riders proper horsemanship essentials in the well-lit arena. Marshall Canyon also boards horses in fully covered 16’x16’ stalls, where they enjoy daily cleaning and healthy portions of alfalfa.
