Stables

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The Stables are Open at Dogwood Canyon Nature Park

Our horseback trails offer a scenic, leisurely ride exploring ridges and hollows that are not seen by tram or from the walking and biking trail.

Reservations are strongly recommended for all stable offerings. Call for seasonal schedule. DWC Stables 2013

Straight Shooter

Join us for a leisurely trail ride through Dogwood Canyon. A Novice Ride, Nose-to-Tail. Rider must be at least 8 years old, 48" tall, and less than 260 lbs. Location: DWC

Raw Hide! Cattle Drive!

Saddle up with family and friends at Dogwood Canyon for the ultimate cowboy experience! From Horseback you will gather our herd of colorful Texas longhorns and drive them to greener pastures. Once the herd has been taken to their new destination, a hearty meal will await you at our Chuckwagon site. Rider must be at least 10 years old, 48" tall, and less than 250 lbs. Location: DWC

Little Indian Advanced Trail Ride

Enjoy a five to six hour advanced horseback ride through pastures, wooded areas and Little Indian Creek. Lunch will be provided!

Rider must be at least 12 years old, 48" tall, and less than 240 lbs.

Reservations required.

 

Our hours of operation vary seasonally. All activities are subject to weather conditions and availability. Advanced reservations are recommended for all activities except walking and biking. Reservations are secured by credit card and are subject to 24 hour cancellation notification (72 hours for guided fishing). Rates listed apply to the current season and are subject to change. Children under 3 years are free with some restrictions.

For the safety of our guests and the protection of our wildlife, rollerblades, skateboards, scooters and alcohol are not permitted.

Dogs on leashes are allowed at Dogwood Canyon with certain limitations (sorry no other pets).

Please call us at 417-335-2777 or 1 -800-225-6343 for details.

The first parcels of the property were acquired in 1990 by Johnny Morris, the founder of Bass Pro Shops. The park is managed by the Dogwood Canyon Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and protecting the canyon’s natural plant and wildlife environment. The Foundation promotes environmental conservation by maintaining the park and providing the public with an unspoiled setting for exploration and the enjoyment of various outdoor activities.

The purposes of the Dogwood Canyon Foundation are to promote natural conservation and preservation, and to preserve the natural environment and its wildlife and plant life by acquiring and maintaining ecologically significant, undeveloped land and preserving it for the benefit of the general public. To achieve its purpose, the Foundation owns, operates and maintains the Dogwood Canyon Nature Park.

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