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• Best Ever! Red Rock Sunset Ride & BBQ

  D4629YRjohnd,Apr 29, 2026

  - Review from Tripadvisor

  5.00

  The guides were wonderful and they matched the horses to our experience. All 6 of us loved the sunset tour. The chef did a fantastic job with food. Everything was cooked perfectly. I would highly recommend this tour. We will definitely go on this tour again!

• This was an amazing...

  Caroline D,Apr 29, 2026

  - Review from Viator

  5.00

  This was an amazing beautiful experience highly recommend it as something different to do in Vegas. The cowboys/cowgirls also very helpful and Friendly. The dinner was 💯 really tasty also. A great experience all round.

• Will Be Back!!!

  Scott G,Apr 27, 2026

  - Review from Viator

  5.00

  What a way to get your "Cowboy" on! Loved the Sunset ride with BBQ dinner. My wife and I had an amazingly good time. Yes, it was a trail ride, but it did require some trust in your horse. We cut through some of the most interesting terrain. The trail was especially well thought out and well designed. There were inclines, drops, and it was a pretty rocky path. The horses new the way. We felt very secure and had excellent guides, with helmets available for use. The scenery was gorgeous. We chose the salmon dinner, which was spot on, given a 5 STAR review! We didn't feel at all short changed by the ride or our meal, although this is a pricier tour. It was THE BEST TRAIL RIDING EXPERIENCE, we've ever had. We've been on several over the years, even in Alaska. We can hardly wait to return, and try both the Breakfast ride and the Dinner ride, again. We highly recommend this tour. It was the best time we had while visiting Las Vegas, outside of the Eagles concert, at the Sphere. If you ever wanted to experience the wild west on horseback, this ride is for you. Very impressive setup. Very involved and caring staff. This is a great adventure.

• Great tour

  Lawrence H,Apr 27, 2026

  - Review from Viator

  5.00

  A great afternoon, well run and friendly wranglers/guides and chef. Definitely go the evening with dinner included

• Peaceful tour. Amazing Views!!

  Daniel R,Apr 23, 2026

  - Review from Tripadvisor

  5.00

  Very peaceful tour. Horses where great. Not scary at all.

• Book It!

  Samantha M,Apr 23, 2026

  - Review from Viator

  5.00

  This was such a phenomenal start to our vacation. I cant praise this experience enough. From start to finish it was the best time. The scenery was beautiful, the horses were gentle, the guides were funny and not too "commercial", the food was peak. Such a incredible time!

  

  

  

• Great people and animals!

  Melanie K,Apr 22, 2026

  - Review from Viator

  4.00

  The rangers and chefs were awesome! Friendly and fun! The horses and mules were also perfect as well as the atmosphere. The only downfall was the dust and the part of the trail that paralleled the road, not a deal breaker by any means!

• Best of Vegas

  demetrih2026,Apr 21, 2026

  - Review from Tripadvisor

  5.00

  Awesome experience, definitely will come back.

  

• Great experience, smooth...

  2788kate,Apr 21, 2026

  - Review from Viator

  5.00

  Great experience, smooth collection & drop off. Horses were clearly well cared for The ride itself was good, but for beginners, no cantering or galloping Food was excellent Fire and smores was fun Bring layers as it is cold once the sun is down

• Disappointing for experienced rider (you might not even get a horse)

  Sere EB,Apr 20, 2026

  - Review from Tripadvisor

  2.00

  You'll probably enjoy yourself if you've never been on a horse, but an experienced rider, I didn't like this. I did the sunset ride. Many people were picked up at various locations that, for most of us, were not our hotels but other hotels on the strip (still, it went ok and the driver was very friendly and nice). We got to the ranch and were given instructions on how the ride would go, and that's where things started sounding very "assembly line"-like and it started to become less enjoyable for me. We were told to form a line, all standing side by side (and there must have been about 30 of us!), and then one of the people at the ranch (most of whom were pleasant enough but very busy given how many of us were there) came to each of us and told us who we'd be riding - without asking *anything* about our previous experience on horses. We then got on (at least they made sure our stirrups were the right length), the tour started in a bit of a chaotic way where the horses just went on autopilot forming a funnel of sort and then we randomly formed a line where each horse's face was pretty much touching the following horse's back. Then the ride started, we stopped not long after where we were placed in a line side by side again, the people at the ranch took photos of us just sitting on our respective horses (if we were lucky to get one, but more on that later) and it all felt very mechanical and impersonal. It was mostly a way to position us in a better order for the ride (which at least I appreciated). Then the ride took place, and while the scenery was beautiful, it all felt very mechanical and impersonal. There are some things to like here - mainly, the scenery, the fact that the horses all appear healthy and well-fed, and the dinner was also very tasty. The person who cooked it also seemed genuinely friendly (he didn't come on the ride and was just taking orders and making the food). Several people on my ride, who had never been on a horse before, enjoyed it, and considering they didn't really have to do much since most of the horses do everything themselves and the pace is quite slow, I can see why. But there were also quite a lot of things I didn't like. Mainly: - I was not given a horse but a mule. The girl behind me was given quite a lively horse and struggling with it, as she had never ridden before: I would have loved that horse and she would have been perfect for my (slower) mule. I have nothing against mules: they are very intelligent and gorgeous creatures. But I paid $199 (!) for a "horseback ride" and that was not delivered. On top of this, I was told a few times that my mule could have gone faster (we were supposed to not leave gaps between us and the horse in front of us) while I really did feel that that was the fastest my mule could go, so I felt bad for insisting, especially when she was being so well behaved. This was not done in bad faith: I got the impression that not all of the people who took us on the ride were very experienced. - Given that we each paid $199 and there were so many of us, I can imagine the ranch must have made some money out of this. Yet, there were signs everywhere reminding us to "tip our guides and pet our horse" (the ironic thing was that we had no time to pet the horse, as the moment we got off, we were made to leave toward the dinner area), and on top of that, one of the people at the ranch reminded us multiple times that the wranglers were doing such a hard job moving these horses from the stables to the meeting place, and getting them all ready for the ride, explicitly asking us for tips (I'm sure it's a hard job - I, for one, would have loved to help get my mule ready for the ride, having done that with my own horses many many times in the past - but with how much we paid and how many of us there were, I would at least hope they're being paid handsomely for that job). When that didn't work, that same worker started showing us drawings of horses she had made on the back of the guest list earlier that day and telling us we could buy them if we wanted to, for whatever offer, which would be considered a tip. I never for one minute was able to forget that, to them, we were basically a source of money and not someone whose experience with their animals they cared very much about. - As someone who has ridden for 10+ years, I know that it's good practice to loosen the girth immediately after a ride to make the animal more comfortable before the saddle is taken off later on. When I got off the mule, I didn't do anything as the mule wasn't mine, but when one of the people at the ranch came to me, I asked (wanting to help, since it was all so busy and I was hoping to spend some time with my mule) "should I loosen the girth?", and she sounded very angry when she said "YOU DO NOT DO ANYTHING," which felt like a disproportionate and rude reaction. Overall, the most pleasant interaction I had on this tour was with an Australian Shepherd named Dino who was at the ranch - since I wasn't really allowed to interact with *any* horses (I didn't even ride one), I didn't get any time in which I could properly interact with my mule, and though most of the people at the ranch were pleasant, we were pretty much treated as a source of cash. I wouldn't recommend this ride: it's not worth the price.

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