1 heure de balade sur la rivière





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Le parc national Banff est le parc national le plus ancien et le plus célébré du Canada - et il vaut la peine de descendre de la voiture et d'emprunter un sentier. Retournez à un moment plus simple avec une promenade à cheval d'une heure et découvrez le parc à un rythme détendu. Conduit par votre Guide cowboy, montez en selle et traversez la rivière Spray tranquille, et découvrez ce que c'était pour les pionniers qui s'installaient pour la première fois dans cette région autrefois sauvage.
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Informations importantes
- Déconseillé aux femmes enceintes
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Tous les coureurs doivent arriver 30 minutes avant leur heure de trajet.
- Pour nos visiteurs étrangers, nous exigeons une compréhension de l'Anglais de base pour nos randonnées à cheval, afin que vous puissiez comprendre des instructions simples de nos guides.
- Tous les coureurs doivent avoir moins de 230 lbs maximum. Banff Trail Riders est Engagé pour la santé de nos chevaux et la sécurité de nos clients, ce qui signifie que les exigences de poids maximum sont strictement appliquées. Dans le cadre du processus d'enregistrement, vous devrez peut-être confirmer votre poids actuel sur une balance. Dans le cas où cette condition n'est pas remplie, la réservation sera perdue sans remboursement.
- Les personnes participant à l'équitation devront être âgées de 8 ans ou plus et les enfants âgés de 17 ans et moins devront être accompagnés d'un parent ou tuteur. Veuillez noter que les enfants ne seront pas jumelés à un adulte – ils doivent monter leur propre cheval. L'âge minimum est strictement appliqué et, dans le cadre du processus d'enregistrement, les clients peuvent être tenus de fournir une preuve de l'âge de l'enfant. Dans le cas où cette condition n'est pas remplie, la réservation sera perdue sans remboursement.
- Pour des raisons de sécurité, le port du casque est obligatoire pour tous les cavaliers.
- Les cavaliers doivent porter un pantalon long et des chaussures à bout fermé robustes enfermées à la cheville - pas de chaussures à bout ouvert ou de chaussures à gros talons.
- Les adultes doivent signer une renonciation pour toutes les activités, et une renonciation doit également être remplie par le parent ou le tuteur légal de toute personne âgée de moins de 18 ans (des documents peuvent être exigés pour confirmer le Champion du signataire).
- Les cavaliers doivent être physiquement capables de contrôler le cheval pendant le trajet sans assistance et pour la santé et la sécurité de tous les cavaliers, nous ne pouvons malheureusement pas accueillir de cavaliers handicapés ou ayant des besoins spéciaux. Nous reconnaissons que l'équitation pour handicapés est un ensemble de compétences unique et respecté que nous, dans les granges, n'avons pas l'équipement ou les compétences appropriées pour exécuter en toute sécurité.
Avis(236)
Such an amazing experience horseback riding in Banff! One of the things that stood out to me immediately was that this is a women-led operation, which I found so empowering and inspiring. You can really tell how much passion and care goes into what they do. It was also very clear that the horses are genuinely well cared for. I especially loved learning about their rescue horses and the fact that they continue to care for a retired herd. It made me feel really good about choosing to ride with a company that clearly prioritizes the well-being of their animals. The staff were incredible as well. One of the kids in our group became really scared and overwhelmed during the ride, and I was so impressed by how calmly and professionally the guides handled the situation. They were patient, reassuring, and made sure everyone felt safe without taking away from the experience for the rest of the group. I also want to recognize the person working at the front desk, although unfortunately I didn’t catch their name! They were extremely knowledgeable and so patient answering questions—not only from clients but even from people who were just passing by and curious about the rides. As for the actual excursion, it was SO much fun. We passed by two rivers and had absolutely beautiful views throughout the ride. It’s definitely important to listen to your guides and follow their instructions, but overall I found the ride relatively easy and really enjoyable. Beautiful scenery, wonderful horses, knowledgeable staff, and an organization you can tell genuinely cares about its animals. Such a memorable way to experience Banff, and I would absolutely recommend it! 🐴🏔️
Quarry handled well around the corners but struggled a little in the deeper waters of Bow River. She made up for it by liking neck scratches. 7.5/5 stars. Latte was very spunky, challenged her rider, and was full of energy. My daughter loved her though so 9/10 stars. The lovely Kiwi guide (sorry I forgot her name) would make her mom and dad proud. She was very informative and helped fill in the information that we couldn’t hear in the back of the pack. 10/5 stars.
This was AMAZING! This was such a fun experience and a great way to see the Spray and Bow river on horseback. The guides are friendly and knowledgeable. All the horses are very gentle and easy to ride! Definitely would recommend to anyone!
It was a great experience! The people who worked there were very nice and professional and took the time to explain everything clearly. They also told a lot during the ride. Horses were sweet and looked groomed. The trail was also doable with some younger children. Definitely recommended!
I got there before 2:50 pm, I was ignored and nobody offer to help or acknowledge me, the attendant then returned and was rude !
This was probably the highlight of our trip to Banff! It was my first time riding a horse, so I was a little nervous at first, but I ended up having the best experience. I was paired with Raptor, and my fiancé rode Loretto. They were both incredibly sweet, gentle, and well-behaved horses. The guides made us feel comfortable and safe the entire time, and the scenery was absolutely breathtaking. We enjoyed every second of the ride and were genuinely sad when it was over. If we had more time, we would absolutely do it again. Highly recommend this experience to anyone visiting Banff!
Experience started out great. Loved crossing the streams, but it ended terribly. We were almost back to the corral when my husband’s saddle slipped off to the side and he landed hard on the ground. He unfortunately broke 5 ribs. He was able to walk back to the hotel but a terrible end to our trip. I have ridden and owned horses all my life and I know things can happen. I’m sure they were aware of saddle slipping issues with this horse and saddle combination as they had a breast plate and crupper on the saddle and it still slipped. They need to further address the issue with possibly a non slip pad or a different saddle. It is their job to pursue every avenue to make things as safe as possible. There are also huge rocks on the trail that the horses have to pick their way around. They need to do trail maintenance. Thank goodness my husband didn’t land on one of those. He could have broken his back. And of course, we signed the release so they are not accountable for anything. Just buyer beware and ride safe.
I have traveled all over the world and never left a negative review, but I feel obligated to warn others about my experience. I arrived approximately 45 minutes early for my horseback riding tour near Banff. The GPS directions provided led me to a residential neighborhood rather than the actual meeting location. As soon as I realized something was wrong, I immediately messaged the tour contact through Viator. Unfortunately, no one answered or responded. I then spoke to the number for support several times but the only details they knew were to get help from the hotel they operate behind but are not affiliated with. By the time I was finally able to locate the stable, after running around for 45 minutes, I was too late for the tour. Despite arriving early and making every reasonable effort to contact the operator, I was told I had “missed” the tour and was not offered any refund or accommodation. What disappointed me most wasn’t just missing the experience—it was the complete lack of customer support and accountability. If the meeting instructions or GPS location had been accurate, or if someone in support had responded to me in a reasonable time, this situation could have been avoided entirely. I’ve used Viator for years and have recommended it to friends and family, and never had an issue like this, which makes this experience even more disappointing. I would strongly encourage anyone considering booking to read through all of the 1 star reviews and think carefully before supporting a company like this. I lost $180 dollars, but that’s nothing compared to a lot of other 1 star reviews. I hope this review helps someone else avoid the same frustrating and expensive mistake I made.
Overall, it was a good experience and we really enjoyed the horseback ride. However, it would have been nice to have an area where the horses could move more freely rather than mainly following a set route. Some of the horses also seemed a little tired. I also noticed that some of the helmets still had hair inside, so it would be great if they could be cleaned more thoroughly between guests. Finally, the group was a bit large, which made the experience feel slightly less personal. Overall, we enjoyed the experience, but there are a few areas that could be improved.It was good experience as it was my first time , but I don’t think I’ll be back again
A very memorable ride in the Rockies. Its something I've always wanted to do and now my daughter and I have. The guides and staff could not be more helpful and friendly. While it was an expensive hour - it was totally worth it!



