Horseback riding is a magical experience and western North Carolina is filled with several stables that offer guided rides and trails. Reaching elevations of 5,500 feet, taking in stunning views of the Pisgah National Forest, or weaving your way through dense, cool mountain forests near Bald Mountain Creek – Wolf Laurel Stables is a unique way to spend a beautiful spring day.
Facebook / Wolf Laurel Stables Located in Burnsville, Wolf Laurel Stables offer some of the most scenic horseback riding trails in Western North Carolina. The stables operate 7 days a week and the horses and trails are suited for all types of riders.
Trip Advisor The stables and riding trails are located at the Preserve at Wolf Laurel, the private, gated mountain community is situated at 4,800 feet. Located in Yancey County, you’re at the highest elevation of any county in North Carolina. Wolf Laurel is also in close proximity to Asheville and Madison County.
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Trip Advisor The two+ hour guided ride takes you through a variety of mountainous terrain. You’ll dip past creeks and wind through trees, eventually reaching the top of Big Bald Mountain. At 5,500 feet elevation, the views you’ll take in of the Cherokee and Pisgah National Forests are unprecedented.
Trip Advisor The diverse trails and rides are perfect for all levels and offer each rider something different. Operating April-November, Wolf Laurel offers rides ranging from 1-4 hours, picnic lunch (call in advance for availability and prep), wagon rides, and riding lessons.
What a neat idea for something different or for seasoned riders to explore more of their beautiful state. Have you been here before? What are some of your favorite horseback riding trails in North Carolina?
Facebook / Wolf Laurel Stables
Located in Burnsville, Wolf Laurel Stables offer some of the most scenic horseback riding trails in Western North Carolina. The stables operate 7 days a week and the horses and trails are suited for all types of riders.
Trip Advisor
The stables and riding trails are located at the Preserve at Wolf Laurel, the private, gated mountain community is situated at 4,800 feet. Located in Yancey County, you’re at the highest elevation of any county in North Carolina. Wolf Laurel is also in close proximity to Asheville and Madison County.
The two+ hour guided ride takes you through a variety of mountainous terrain. You’ll dip past creeks and wind through trees, eventually reaching the top of Big Bald Mountain. At 5,500 feet elevation, the views you’ll take in of the Cherokee and Pisgah National Forests are unprecedented.
The diverse trails and rides are perfect for all levels and offer each rider something different. Operating April-November, Wolf Laurel offers rides ranging from 1-4 hours, picnic lunch (call in advance for availability and prep), wagon rides, and riding lessons.
You’ll find Wolf Laurel Stables at 5860 Bald Mountain Road Burnsville, NC 28714
For more information, visit their website here.
While in the area, stop by this beloved destination and hop on board!
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