Horseback Riding Located In Covington, Georgia Near Atlanta
We offer horseback riding near Atlanta, Georgia.
Tour Donation Information
All horseback riding donations go to feed our horses.. We are dedicated professionals contributing to the care of our horses and dogs. We offer game preserve tours. We ask for a minimum of $100 for 1 or 2 people for a two hour session. Each additional rider will pay $50 per person We have a 225lb weight limit for all our guests.
Please call us at 770-712-8685 to set up an appointment for a tour of our 1100 acre game preserve in Covington, Ga.
In the event of inclement weather, we offer clients a rain check. Guests must use their rain check within 60 days or the riding fee is converted to a donation.
Riders under eighteen years old must have an adult with them at all times. We do not go in the field alone with anyone under eighteen years old.
Once you pay your riding fee, we will send you a confirming email which will include the date & time of your ride and directions to the horses. Any request to change in this appointment time must be received and approved 48 hours before your confirmed ride time.
Make Your Tour Donation Here
Please make your donation for your horseback riding or driving tour here.
Great News
Our Staff Is Fully Vaccinated
We have been able to stay virus free due to this policy. We are happy to be open to the general public again.
Best of Horse 2020 In Covington, GA
Thank You For This Community Award
We want to thank our community for recognizing the efforts of our staff, horses, and dogs. We are honored to accept this award.
Horses and Dogs Provide For Their Upkeep
Unwanted Animals Train to Feed Themselves & Their Family
Unwanted Animals Train to Feed Themselves & Their Family
We are a microenterprise non profit. All our riders and staff contribute time or money or both to ride our horses. Everyone contributes to the upkeep of eleven horses and four dogs. We do not accept government money to fund our operations. We are proud of our self reliance to maintain our family.
Unwanted Animals Train to Feed Themselves & Their Family
Unwanted Animals Train to Feed Themselves & Their Family
Unwanted Animals Train to Feed Themselves & Their Family
Our horses and dogs come from homes where they are no longer welcomed. We accept all our animals and spend years training them to their new role in our family. Every animal is given a job when they arrive. Each animal is trained to help support themselves and their fellow herd members. Once trained, they work an average of eight two hour tours a month.
Our Mission Is Helping People
Unwanted Animals Train to Feed Themselves & Their Family
Our Mission Is Helping People
We help people in need. We have a history of helping trauma victims. We focus our assistance on helping people who are victims of crime. We have an extensive history of helping people with chronic and terminal illness by providing a healthy exposure to healing both body and mind. We are proud to have been a constant source of inspiration and support for those in need.
Our Truck Is Now Semi Retired!
RIP Nissan Truck!
We need a new vehicle for our operation. We are asking for a donation of a reliable car or truck.
Hay Money And Team Effort Create Permanent Game Sanctuary
We have joined our neighbors in creating a permanent game sanctuary.
We have eliminated hunting by paying our annual property rent. We needed to focus on our healing mission.
Our advocacy efforts have been robust and ongoing. We are proud to help trauma victims with our horses and our voice. We continue to speak truth to power on behalf of those unable to effectively help themselves.
We are asking for financial contributions to feed our horses and dogs. We are raising funds to purchase tools and equipment to help lessen the hard labor of our new maintenance responsibilities.
We appreciate those who have already given to make our dream happen.
A special thanks for donations to make our dream happen goes out to;
Melissa Ayers, Kell Canty, Terry York, Debbie Beaudin, Pamela Tripp, Kenny & Karen Hodges, Victoria Kao, Lauren Fields, & Joan Koelemay, Heather Brake
Please make your contribution below!