10 Best National Parks in U.S.A FOR Trail Riders

If horse riding is what you love, then you should definitely visit the U.S!

In this blog, we have cited a list of 10 best national parks in the U.S. that you must visit as an enthusiastic horseback rider.

1. Glacier National Park Located in Montana, the Glacier National Park is known for its ecstatic views and awe-inspiring landscapes. Starting from two-hour rides to multi-day adventure trips, you’ll have a variety of options. The “Cowboy Cookout Ride” - a three-hour ride with steak dinner, is one of the most popular horse rides, which you mustn’t miss at any cost.
   

2. Canyonlands National Park The Canyonlands National Park is known all over the United States for its majestic trail rides in Utah. If you’re fond of riding on rough roads and overcoming the challenge posed by them gives you immense pleasure, then you would simply love the Canyonlands National Park.
   

3. Kings Canyon National Park Kings Canyon National Park is a great destination for horseback riders during the summer season. Here, you can opt for guided horseback rides through the groves, or even along the water. You can start your journey from the Cedar Grove Park Station through the Rae Lakes Loop. The stunning view of the magnificent waterfront located here will surely mesmerize you!
   

4. Petrified Forest National Park If you’re looking for a ride filled with fun and excitement, then you must consider visiting the famous Petrified Forest National Park. Starting from the gorgeous scenic views of the park to the bold landscapes of Arizona, you’ll get a taste of all!
   

5. Bryce Canyon National Park If you’re planning for trail rides in Utah, you must consider visiting the Bryce Canyon, National Park. Known for its crimson-colored hoodoos and spire-shaped rocks, it is a great destination even for the amateur horseback riders. The park’s main road passes through the Bryce Amphitheater and provides a majestic view of the hoodoo-filled depression lying below the Rim Trail hiking path. Make sure to plan a trip to Bryce Canyon, National Park if you’re looking for some really exciting horse-riding experience.
   

6. Rocky Mountain National Park Riding on the Rocky Mountain National Park is really an exciting experience. Elevations as high as 9,400 feet above the mean sea level attract riders from all parts of the U.S. Added to that, the green grass and blue skies covering the massive mountains make horseback riding on the Rockies an enthralling experience.
   

7. Acadia National Park The Acadia National Park is known for its wonderful scenic beauties. You’ill simply love riding on the 45 miles carriage roads through the mountain and valleys! You can even opt for carriage rides over the unobtrusive roads of the early 1900s.
   

8. Yellowstone National Park The Yellowstone National park was U. S’s first horse-riding park. If you want to go for a traditional horseback riding or wagon rides amidst the beautiful mountains, canyons, and wooded hillsides, make sure to visit the Yellowstone National park.
   

9. Yosemite National Park Yosemite National Park is best known for its guided mule and horseback rides. During the ride, you’ll be able to witness the wonders of Yosemite, including the Mirror Lake, Vernal Fall, and Tuolumne Fall. And If you’re truly enthusiastic about horseback riding, you can opt for 4 – 6 days of guided tour at the Yosemite National Park.
   

10. Theodore Roosevelt National Park Named after Teddy Roosevelt – the famous horseback rider, it’s is a must-visit if you’re truly passionate about horseback riding. The entire park is open to horses, and you can ride wherever you feel like. Riding on the same land on which Roosevelt used to travel would definitely give you goosebumps.
    

A Few Words Before Wrapping Up!

If you truly love horseback riding, then you must consider visiting all the mentioned-above destinations. We bet it will provide you with immense peace and mental satisfaction. But we would suggest you to particularly opt for trail rides in Utah. The Bryce Canyon National Park would not only make you happy but will also lure you to regularly engage in horseback riding.