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1 Hour Guided Horseback Trail Ride Rock Springs Run State Reserve

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Overview

Explore the scenic trails of Rock Springs Run State Reserve on a guided horseback ride perfect for all experience levels. Led by friendly and knowledgeable wranglers, these rides take you through diverse eco-communities filled with wildlife and lush flora. Covering approximately three miles, you are immersed in the natural beauty of Central Florida. With insights on the area's history and ecology, this adventure is ideal for families and first-time riders alike. Enjoy year-round availability, making it easy to saddle up and discover the great outdoors. - Guided trail rides suitable for all experience levels, including beginners - Become immersed in nature on a 3 mile adventure. - Learn about the park's natural history from experienced guides - Available year-round, participants must be at least 8 years old with a BMI of 31 or lower.

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Meeting point

The entrance you will use is on WEKIVA RIVER RD. If GPS directs you to Deerwood Farms Rd, do NOT turn. Instead, pass Deerwood Farms Rd & continue straight. Turn RIGHT at the stop sign, then immediately RIGHT onto Wekiva River Rd. Look for the brown sign that says Rock Springs Run State Reserve.

Language Offered

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Itinerary

1. Rock Springs Run State Reserve

A guided horseback trail ride through Rock Springs Run State Reserve treats riders to an immersive journey across diverse Central Florida landscapes. Along scenic equestrian trails, you’ll ride through sand pine scrub, pine flatwoods, oak hammocks, and swampy bayheads. The trail follows near the tannin‑stained springs and winding creek, offering opportunities to pause at the water’s edge and marvel at red‑shouldered hawks, gopher tortoises, indigo snakes, and even elusive black bears. You’ll traverse a historic corridor, passing through areas once inhabited by early settlers, including remnants of the “lost town of Ethel”.