Discover the joy of horseback riding for the whole family, with experiences designed for a range of ages and skill levels. Whether you're a child taking your first ride on a gentle pony, an adult looking for a relaxing horseback experience, or an adventurer ready to explore mountain trails, there are options for different ages and abilities.
For the youngest guests, pony rides offer a safe and joyful introduction to horses, guided every step of the way by experienced handlers. Children and parents alike can enjoy the peaceful surroundings, colorful greenery, birdsong, and fresh air of the farm area, with plenty of space to walk around and unwind. A small café on-site offers food and tea for those who'd like to relax a little longer.
For adults, a calm and scenic horse ride provides a wonderful escape from the noise of everyday life, allowing you to connect with these gentle animals in a peaceful, natural setting.
For those seeking a deeper adventure, the mountain trail horseback ride takes you along scenic paths through open nature, accompanied by a well-trained horse and an experienced professional guide. This 60–90 minute journey is suitable for both first-time riders and experienced horseback enthusiasts. Along the way, guests are welcome to pet and feed the horses — just bring a few carrots — while friends and family can walk alongside and capture photos of the ride.
All experiences include a guide, a well-trained horse or pony, a short briefing for beginners, and the chance to enjoy the natural surroundings at your own pace. The mountain trail ride also includes a relaxing break with traditional samovar tea, and a safety helmet is provided for every participant.
Pony rides are ideal for children aged 2 to 7, while the mountain trail ride is best suited for guests aged 7 and older. Comfortable clothing, long pants, and closed-toe shoes are recommended, especially for those walking alongside children. Families are welcome to bring their own food. Sessions run daily during business hours, and all experiences are conducted in Azerbaijani and Russian.