Horseback riding around Point Reyes National Seashore

Horse Rentals &
Equine Boarding

With so much beauty to see in the Point Reyes National Seashore why not cover some of it on horseback? You can rent a horse or bring your own.

The Point Reyes Country Inn and Stables offers accommodation for you at the Inn, Cottages on the Bay and Groom’s Quarters, plus boarding options for your horse.

Five Brooks Stables is a public riding stables within the Point Reyes National Seashore on Highway One. They offer 1, 2, 3, & 6 hour guided trail rides. For family fun there are hay rides.

If riding a horse along a sandy beach with waves crashing at your feet is your dream then try Chanslor Ranch. Located at Bodega Bay, this working horse ranch offers a variety of experiences fir individuals or groups.

Explore Point Reyes

Biking

Point Reyes National Seashore provides a variety of on and off-road biking opportunities in diverse habitats and terrains. Explore trails through evergreen forests, coastal scrub,… more

Point Reyes National Seashore

Encompassing 100 square miles of coastal wilderness, the park offers 80 miles of pristine coastline and over 150 miles of hiking trails. The park is… more

Arts, Entertainment & Shopping

Point Reyes has a thriving artist community, lively music scene and plenty of one of a kind shopping opportunities. more

Nature & Wildlife

Point Reyes National Seashore is famous for its abundant wildlife. Visit the Tule Elk reserve, spot whales in their biannual migration or spy elephant seal… more

Point Reyes Lodging

Black Heron Inn

An exceptionally peaceful Inn set atop a bluff looking out over an iconic view of rolling grasslands, Tomales Bay and Inverness Ridge — guests come here for the spectacular view, privacy and deep serenity. more

Bear Valley Cottage

Perfect for couples or families who want privacy and the comforts of home — this lovely two bedroom cottage is walking distance to the charming historic village center of Olema and nearby trails. more

Point Reyes Station Inn

Vaulted ceilings, in-room fireplaces, private balconies perched over a lush garden courtyard with views of Black Mountain — Point Reyes Station Inn bed & breakfast is a peaceful, romantic retreat just minutes from the heart of the village. Dog friendly options. more

Point Reyes Vineyard Inn

A secluded Mediterranean-style bed and breakfast in a quiet pastoral setting looking out on the Inverness Ridge and West Marin’s beautiful rolling hills — you’ll love the vineyard views, serene koi pond and wine tasting room. more

Cottages on the Bay

Two peaceful cottages located directly on the shores of Tomales Bay. Located in the historic village of Inverness, minutes from restaurants and Point Reyes National Seashore, you’ll enjoy exceptional privacy, tranquility and unmatched views of the bay. more

Inn at Roundstone Farm

Set on a peaceful ten acre farm in Olema, you’ll love the spacious rooms with views and fireplaces, cooked breakfasts and panoramic views of Mt. Wittenberg, Olema Valley, Inverness Ridge and Tomales Bay. more

Tomales Bay Resort

Tomales Bay Resort is located directly on the shores of Tomales Bay. Choose from rooms with fireplaces, kitchenettes, and water views. An active resort for all ages with onsite beaches, kayak rentals, boat launch, swimming pool, and restaurant. Walk, boat, or bike to explore Point Reyes National Seashore from your front door. more

Groom’s Quarters

Perched directly over the Stables, the Groom’s Quarters is a unique vacation rental that provides comfortable and spacious accommodation for friends or family visiting Point Reyes with horses. more

Point Reyes Country Inn

A peaceful, stylish retreat set in four private acres of orchards and open space, Point Reyes Country Inn welcomes guests to spacious, beautifully furnished rooms, gourmet breakfasts and the tranquility of the West Marin countryside. On-site horse boarding. more

Horseback riding around Point Reyes National Seashore

Horse Rentals & Equine Boarding

Explore Point Reyes

Point Reyes Lodging

Horse Rentals &
Equine Boarding