Dry Creek Falls: Saddle Up For This Majestic Horseback Waterfall Tour

by | Jul 20, 2020 | Adventures, Entertainment, Family Fun, Featured, Mt. Hood, Things To Do, Travel, Waterfalls

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Oregon is known for its stunning waterfalls and lush forests. This summer you can visit Dry Creek Falls in Cascade Locks, Oregon by horse, and have your very own Oregon adventure.

One Of A Kind Ride at Dry Creek Falls

 

 
 
 
 
 
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Double Mountain Horse Ranch has a special use permit from the US Forest Service to ride the trails to Dry Creek Falls, making this a unique ride you won't find offered anywhere else.

Dry Creek Falls
Double Mountain Ranch

Riders enjoy bringing a sack lunch to enjoy a picnic at the foot of the falls after guiding their horse through the area's beautiful forested trails.

 

 
 
 
 
 
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The ride lasts for two hours and is suitable for all ages, though riders under the age of 18 will have to have a parent sign the waiver.

 

 
 
 
 
 
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The price is currently $240 per rider, and you can book online here. You and your special someone can go on this ride together, or groups as large as five can ride the trail and experience this adventure. Check out the Double Mountain Horse Ranch Facebook page here.

Dry Creek Falls
Double Mountain Ranch

Double Mountain Horse Ranch also offers a variety of other stunning horseback ride tours, some as low as $150 per rider which you can check out here.

Another Oregon waterfall we really love is Munson Creek Falls, the tallest one on the Oregon Coast!

Have you ever ridden a horse to a waterfall in Oregon? Let us know in a comment and tag the friends and family you want to take a horseback ride with.


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Written By Jessica Tomlinson

Jessica Tomlinson is a native Oregonian currently living in Southern Oregon. She has been blogging since 2006. She loves nature, photography, hiking, camping, and exploring Oregon's wilds.

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