Adaptive riding is a wonderful way to make horseback riding accessible to everyone, regardless of variation in cognitive, social-emotional, or physical abilities. Riders participate in mounted (riding) and unmounted (on the ground) lessons to work on muscle tone and motor skills, spatial awareness, concentration, hand-eye coordination, socialization, and communication, as well as many other skills.  Each lesson is catered to the individual's needs and preferences. Riders learn about all aspects of horse care, horsemanship, training, and riding with the help of trained volunteers to ensure a safe experience both in and out of the saddle.

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Lessons are taught by a PATH Certified Therapeutic Riding Instructor. 

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