Trail Riding - Deltawood farm

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Trail Riding

TRAIL RIDING

Trail-riding is available by appointment from June to December (weather and terrain permitting).

We can accommodate five guests/riders.

Rides start at:

Morning and afternoon rides are available (spring, summer and fall)
Start times can be adjusted to suit your schedule

Rates:

$60* /hour or $120* /two hours per person

$30* for a 30 minute paddock ride for children ages 5 to 9

$60* for a 30 minute introductory lesson and 30 minute trail ride per person (beginners only)

* Tax included

Limitations:

We do not accommodate children under 10 years old on the trails.
Children 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
We do not provide lessons during trail rides.
We reserve the right to refuse to let someone ride if they do not demonstrate basic horsemanship skills.
All riders must wear helmets and closed-toe boots with at least a one-inch heel. (Footwear is available if required.)
Long pants are recommended.

Property Map including Trails

Green = Open trails in fields

Yellow = Trails in the woods

Red = Connecting trails off property

FRONTENAC ARCH BIOSPHERE
Deltawood Farm is located in the Frontenac Arch Biosphere, an area described as "one of the worlds richest natural and cultural heritage places" (source www.frontenacarchbiosphere.ca). Deltawood Farm sits on the edge of the biosphere. Here we have beautiful trails and access to two picturesque lakes framing the town of Delta.

FORTUNE LINE
One side of the farm is bordered by the historic Fortune Line, a trail used in Pioneer times and still accessible. There is a well-kept skidoo trail the crosses the farm coming out of the woods into one field then back into the woods before coming out into the other field. At the other side of this field the trail through the woods lead all the way to Delta and Lower Beverly Lake.

CATARAQUI TRAIL
About 12 km (7 miles) north of Delta is the Cataraqui Trail which leads from Newburgh near Napanee to Smiths Falls. This trail is used by horse enthusiasts, snowmobilers, cyclists and hikers year round. (See www.cataraquitrail.ca for more details.)