Sep 5, 2026 10:00 AM –12:00 PM

Guided Horseback Rides Presented By Tucson Mountain Stables

Come experience the Tortolita Preserve on Horseback! Gaze at the natural beauty while riding along with our experienced guides from Tucson Mountain Stables.

Come experience the Tortolita Preserve on Horseback! Gaze at the natural beauty while riding along with our experienced guides from Tucson Mountain Stables. All guided horseback rides will be on the Tortolita Preserve Trail. The trail meanders in and out of washes & is perfect for even the beginner rider. You are sure to fall in love with horses and the Sonoran Desert after this ride.

Registration closes the Wednesday before the activity at 5 p.m. to give the Stables time to select horses.

Admission

$99.75 (resident) | $124.69 Non-resident
Mapped location of Guided Horseback Rides Presented By Tucson Mountain Stables

Tortolita Preserve Trailhead

6250 W Moore Rd Marana, AZ 85658
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Upcoming Dates

  • Saturday, October 3
  • Saturday, November 7
  • Saturday, December 5

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