Gather and meet at Pinto Valley Ranch in our country hall until your guests have arrived.

The sleigh is pulled by a team of wonderful horses out along the scenic trails through the forest for 45 minutes to 1 hour. The sleigh holds 20 people max. This number includes adults and children.... We never want to overload the sleigh for the horses ;) Feel free to bring blankets and snuggle up with your friends and loved ones.

Included in the sleigh ride is the use of the country hall for one hour afterwards where you can warm up by the wood stove with a cup of hot chocolate that is included in the price. Read More

A new and refreshing opportunity to spend "A Day With A Horse!"

Now taking bookings for May - October!

A powerful emotionally charged outing!

Come and enjoy a carefully designed “Day with a horse”.

You will each meet your horses, feed and groom them, learn body language and why the horse is a herd and flight animal. This model allows the horse and guest to get to know one another over the course of the day and build a base of trust all the while being guided by a Certified Equine Assisted Learning Educator with over 30 years experience with horses and people.

Your day is carefully mapped out and is designed to be one of learning and fun!! One guest describes a day with a horse as "Magical, just spending time with these incredible creatures changes you!" Read More

(Terri is offering winter riding lessons - please note these are outdoors feel free to inquire by using the booking request link or to schedule a lesson)

Our lesson coach is Terri Lynch-Lorint. Terri is a certified Ontario Equestrian Federation Instructor. She will be offering both English and Western lessons here at Pinto Valley Ranch. Terri is a knowledgeable teacher and has a lot of experience in the horse world.

If you want to take casual lessons and get more familiar riding on a trail for pleasure or if you would like to start barrel racing or jumping then give us a call 613-623-3439. (Note before we will provide a trail lesson - guests must begin in the ring and when they are able to stop, turn and ride in a balanced and controlled manner then they may start the trail lessons.) Read More