Horseback Riding near Litchfield, Illinois

Horseback Riding near Litchfield, IL

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Pine Crest Farm

Warrensburg, IL (67 mi)

Show barn

Services: Boarding, Lessons, Horseback Riding

Riding Arena: No

Training: Dressage, English Pleasure, Equitation, Halter, Hunter, …

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Oak Ridge Farm Equestrian

Waterloo, IL (69 mi)

Premier boarding, lesson & training facility 30mins from St Louis. Specializing in Dressage, Hunter/Jumper, Jumper & Eventing. "The ultimate is…

Trails: 8 acres of woods & ride around 36 acres.

Training: All Around, Beginner, Certification, Competition, Dressage, …

Services: Boarding, Training, Lessons, Clinics, Horseback Riding, Trails

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Murphy Stables

St Louis, MO (67 mi)

We are a small family run barn located just a few minutes off Hwy 44 in High Ridge. We treat your horse like family and offer a drama free environment…

Trails: Miles and miles of trails (over 400 acres) without having to trailer out.

Training: All Around, Beginner, Dressage, Equitation, Ground, …

Services: Boarding, Training, Lessons, Clinics, Horseback Riding, Trails

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Big Creek Riding Center

Decatur, IL (68 mi)

Board your horse at this high-quality, family-friendly facility! Stalls are still available. Rates for Self Board: $170 for A Barn; $150 for B Barn…

Services: Boarding, Horseback Riding, Trails

Stalls: 52

Riding Arena: Yes

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Porter's Ranch

Oakdale, IL (65 mi)

Small ranch in Southern Illinois hill country.

Trails: 100 acres of woods and rolling hills.

Training: Horse boarding and trail riding

Services: Boarding, Horseback Riding, Trails

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Bryan Island Stables

Bridgeton, MO (61 mi)

Family owned and operated for more than 25 years, we are located 1/4 mile north of the junction of Highway 370 & Earth City Expressway. Just minutes…

Trails: Trails include dirt roads, cleared wooded paths, levy tops and more. Many horses ride without shoes since so many dirt and sand trails are available. Boarders have access to trails year-around and many use them summer or winter.