
Guided tour
Difficulty/Adventure
Low to Moderate
Walking Distance
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Aprox duration 2hDiscover the breathtaking beauty of Monteverde from a unique perspective with the Panoramic Horseback Ride at Monteverde Extremo Park. This serene yet exhilarating horseback ride tour takes you through lush forests, rolling hills, and majestic mountains, offering panoramic views of the Gulf of Nicoya and the vast Pacific Ocean.
Whether you're an experienced rider or a beginner, our gentle and well-trained horses, along with expert guides, ensure a safe and unforgettable experience. The horseback ride is designed to be accessible for all skill levels, and our friendly staff provides a full safety briefing before you embark on this adventure. Equipped with waterproof saddles for added comfort, you’ll feel relaxed as you navigate wide, secure trails.
As you ascend through the verdant hills of Monteverde, you’ll breathe in the fresh mountain air and enjoy increasingly spectacular views. At the summit, you’ll be rewarded with sweeping vistas of Monteverde’s cloud forests, with the Pacific Ocean glimmering in the distance. This tour not only offers incredible natural beauty but also a chance to connect with the area’s rich biodiversity, guided by professionals who care deeply for both the environment and the horses.
This Monteverde horseback riding tour strikes the perfect balance of adventure and tranquility, providing the opportunity to create lasting memories. Whether you’re riding solo or with family, this Panoramic Horseback Ride through Monteverde’s landscapes will leave you with unforgettable moments and a deeper appreciation of Costa Rica’s natural wonders.
- Equipped horse
- Safety helmet
- Professional guides
- Free parking
- Comfortable, rain-appropriate clothing
- Long pants
- Closed, comfortable shoes (no flip-flops)
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen
- Insect repellent
- The place is Extremo Park Stables-
- Arrive 15 minutes before the start time.
- Children age 3 to 5 must ride with an adult.
- Monteverde Extremo Park has an on-site restaurant.
- A 4x4 vehicle is required to get here.
- If you don't have a 4x4 vehicle, you can drive to Monteverde Extremo Park and request transportation service ($5+tax, paid on-site). In this case, you must arrive 30 minutes before the start time.
- You must show a valid ID upon arrival.
Not available
- Not suitable for wheelchair users.
- Minimum age: 3 years.
- Maximum weight: 100kg (220lb).
- Not suitable for individuals:
- Pregnant
- With back, spine, or neck injuries
- With heart problems or circulatory disorders
- With recent surgeries, sprains, or muscular injuries
Free up to 48 hours before the start time.


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"The ride was on a dirt/rock road rather than a trail so we were passed by vehicles and motorcycles which was not as pleasant. Most of the ride had beautiful views, the horses were very calm and relaxed but seemed to struggle with the terrain and seemed very low on energy, not enjoying their experience being out much. The guide was very sparse and didn’t say anything about the area, the horses, the process or interacting with myself or the one other person beyond taking a lot of videos and photos on request of the other person. It was a calm enjoyable experience but also a bit uncomfortable with the guide and horses seeming not to enjoy it. I liked that it was quiet aside from traffic and a small group rather than touristy. When we returned the horses were simply left with their tack on and not tended to which was a bit worrisome too as they clearly worked hard and were very hot and could have used at least their saddles and equipment removed and a brush to cool down as it was a hot day. They had access to water but other wise were not cared for from what I could tell. The guide also gave us each a small cake afterwards which was nice but on our way out so it seems like he forgot until the last moment, I’m not sure if that was supposed to be included. There were no signs or directions about the netting location or the process or introduction to the activity other than “reins right or left”. I helped to guide the other person in how to work with the horse as the guide was very quiet and didn’t help much except when the horses went to get a drink at a creek when we stopped to prevent them being caught in barbed wire. "

"I was not happy. I had to take a bus when i was already at the extremo. I let my family to go alone. It was to long bus and car.when I reserved it was supposed to be just on the site. I will not say anybody to booked that. I pass more time in a bus that on the horse. "














