Rusty Spurr Ranch, located north of Summit County in Kremmling, has options for all ability levels, from novice to advanced! Their Colorado Trail Rides have the option of 1, 2, or 3-hour durations and allows you to choose your own trail and adveture! You’ll find yourself navigating your way through aspen groves and wildflower fields, up mountainsides and through valleys. There are several historic 1800s-era pioneer homesteads along the way, with plenty of opportunities to view local wildlife. Advanced riders may opt for the four-hour long cattle drive for an authentic western experience! Riders will participate in a real cattle drive, helping wranglers move a herd with coaching.

• Location: Colorado Highway 9 and Grand, County Road 387, Kremmling, CO 80459
• Dates of Operation: June 14-September 29

While neither offers trail rides, we have two incredible non-profit horse rescues in the area that are worthy of a shout-out! If you are able, consider donating or volunteering your time to these organizations.

Summit Valley Horse Center, located in Silverthorne, has two primary goals. Firstly, they rehabilitate rescued horses with the goal of adopting them to forever homes and creating a second chance at life! Secondly, SVHC provides opportunities to the local community with educational and volunteer opportunities, offering a rewarding human-horse connection.

Far View Horse Rescue, located in Fairplay, is a volunteer and community-based non-profit which provides shelter, care, rehabilitation, and adoption services for abused, neglected, abandoned, and unwanted horses. As described on their site, they are “committed to reducing the number of unwanted horses by providing community resources through equine education and interactive learning, providing a welcoming environment where equine and humans inspire and enrich each other.”