Horseback Riding near Nortonville, Kansas

Horseback Riding near Nortonville, KS

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Jake Skolaut

Lees Summit, KS (81 mi)

Company Overview Jake combines twenty-two years of riding experience with an exceptional educational background to provide students with a solid…

Training: Advanced, Beginner, English Pleasure, Equitation, …

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

Riding Arena: Yes

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Crazy Horse Ranch

Lone Jack, MO (89 mi)

Providing quality full care stall and dry lot boarding, lessons, and training. Specializing in western and hunt seat disciplines including showing…

Trails: Right across from Blue and Gray park! Almost 2 thousand acres of horse back riding trails from easy to difficult levels.

Training: Advanced, All Around, Breaking, Foundation, Intermediate, …

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

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Babblelingbrook Farm

Rayville, MO (89 mi)

Located 30 min N of Kansas City MO; on 72 Acres with ponds and spring fed creek. Round pen with 3 shelters. Fun family atmosphere. Local saddle clubs…

Trails: Watkins Mill is near by as is Wallace SP as well as many others. Blue and Grey park is about 45 min south and east of us.

Services: Boarding, Horseback Riding, Trails

Riding Arena: No

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Lone Oak and Walnut Creek Horse Rescue and Trainin

Elk Creek, NE (85 mi)

We are a Southeast Nebraska Horse Rescue/ Sanctuary and Training Facility with 40 years combined experience in the Equine Field- We specialize in…

Trails: Come enjoy the beautiful trails with us at Indian Cave State Park.

Services: Lessons, Horseback Riding, Trails, Rescues

Riding Arena: No

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Sitter Downs Horse Boarding (Kansas City, MO)

Lone Jack, MO (89 mi)

Sitter Downs is located 30 to 25 miles SE of Kansas City, MO. Across the road is Blue & Gray Park; 1,700+ acres; no motorized vehicles allowed. Blue…

Trails: Blue and Gray Equine Park is across the road, 1700+ acres of trails. It offers a variety of trail riding, through the meadows, hay fields, or down into the creek crossings and through the woods