COME RIDE THE CHEROKEE NATIONAL FOREST WITH US!
ALL PROCEEDS GO TO MUSTANG ALLEY HORSE RESCUE
MAHR offers guided trail rides to benefit our rescue.
Hourly rides- $20.00 per person per hour, through our beautiful 50 acres in the Cherokee National Forest. Children that are too young to ride a horse themselves (7 and under) and ride with an adult are half price, $10 Two hour maximum rides at this time. Our Trail Guides work for tips only, if you enjoyed your ride, please tip your Trail Guide.
Children 7 and under ride with an adult on a Buddy Seat, attached to the adult’s saddle.
At this time, we accept cash only.
Horse/Pony rides for children to ride in a round pen. $8 per child for 15 minutes. Multiple children discounts. Call for pricing.
All children under the age of 18, must wear a helmet (provided) and everyone must fill out a release form (no exceptions) Parents or Guardians must fill out a release form for their children under 18.
Guided trail rides are a wonderful present for anniversaries & birthdays!
We make sure your event is fun!!
Rules & Regulations
- Turn off all cell phones
- No smoking on the horses
- Proper footwear is a must (closed toed shoes or boots)
- No combat boots (they do not fit in the stirrups)
- Long pants are recommended
- Release forms must be filled out
- Weight limit 260 pounds
- All children under 18 must wear a provided helmet.
- Please tip your Wrangler, they work for tips only!
We take groups or singles…Reservations only!
We also do guided pony/horse rides for private parties, we bring the horses to you! Birthday parties, family functions, church functions, company picnics and the like! Call for pricing.
We also have a website at www.mustangalleyridingstables.com — Check it out!
Just found your website! I live in Knoxville and was not aware of your rescue. I am in search of a lesson horse or two and always start with the rescues to try and give someone another chance. My ranch is composed of quarter horses used to help students learn horsemanship, western and trail riding. I am not involved in showing, just casual riding. Estrella caught my eye, but my question is you have her listed as a potential barrell or pole bending prospect. Is this because of her disposition or conformation? She is a lovely girl and about the size I am looking for, I prefer a mare and a younger horse because I also train. FYI my training technique mirrors that of John Lyons whom I have worked with on several occasions. If you think Estrella may be quiet enough to continue natural horsemanship training and become a western lesson horse, please let me know and I’ll head over and have a look at her.
Bless you for all you do!
Carol