Our one-hour lessons are offered year-round in 7-8 weeks in Fall, Winter, and Spring, and 4-week sessions in Summer. Riders are placed in group lessons based on their riding level. There are separate classes for children and adults. Classes fill on a first-come, first-served basis, with current students receiving preference. New students will be waitlisted. You will be contacted when spots become available in an appropriate lesson.

Private (1 rider) and Semi-Private (max. 3 riders) Lessons: Can be scheduled in 1-hour sessions. Private and semi-private lessons may be purchased individually. Each session is one hour and costs $55 per participant.

This is a one-hour horseback riding lesson that incorporates the parents and the children in the riding program. Prices vary; consult for additional information.

Equine-assisted learning (EAL) is an experiential learning approach that promotes the development of life skills for educational, professional, and personal goals through equine-assisted activities. In the EAL Programs, the participants engage in unmounted, horse-related, group-based skill-building activities and discussions. Horses are sensitive herd animals with social rules and group dynamics. Participants can gain confidence and insights by learning the language of and establishing bonds with horses.

Horsemanship is a "beginning-to-end" learning program that teaches new equestrians the requirements, duties, and costs of owning a horse prior to actual purchase. Participants work with rescue horses to learn about care, training, cost, and nutrition. At the end of the program, staff will assist in locating their first equine purchase.

Conner Trails offers team-building experiences focused on leadership, nonverbal communication, cooperation, and other critical interpersonal skills. The educational activities involve on-the-ground experiences with horses. They are goal-oriented team efforts focusing on the importance of communication, planning, strategy, role-assignment, and flexibility in problem-solving. Each experience includes an educational “on-the-job” tutorial explaining the purpose and learning objectives of the exercise, as well as debriefings after each experience to maximize learning. All sessions are facilitated by a licensed educational professional and an equine specialist.

Here at Conner Trails, the focus on safety and care is paramount. Each member of the staff is certified in AHA CPR & First Aid with an Inspira Health Network certified trainer on staff. If you wish to be trained in CPR, both Healthsaver and BLS courses are available.