Westside Riding School is located at Will Rogers State Historic Park in Pacific Palisades, CA. We offer high quality horseback riding lessons in English, Western, Polo and horsemanship, as well as guided trail riding through the park. If you are interested in our free interpretive and educational programs introducing horses and Will Rogers to park visitors, please check 'Upcoming Event's on the tab to the left.
LESSONS:
We teach horseback riding for both children and adults. Our horses and instructors are
highly trained to work with beginners, intermediate and advanced
students.
All lessons are pre-scheduled, and please note that we
have a 48 hour cancellation policy. Many people are interested in riding
at WRS, so if you can’t make your lesson, please make it available to
somebody else.
Price is $135/45 min. private lesson, $95/1 hour group lesson. All new students must take a private evaluation lesson.
We have discounted prices, if you pay for 25 or more lessons upfront or ride weekly.
We are open for lessons all days, except Mondays. To schedule lessons, please call 310-904-9846 or
email
info@westsideridingschool.com
Westside Riding School is ADA compliant, and we are proud to offer therapeutic riding lessons with a PATH certified instructor. Price is the same as regular lessons - call or email to schedule.
TRAIL RIDING:
Guided trail rides are available all days on a pre-scheduled basis, as well as on a drop-in basis on weekends and holidays.
It is recommendable that you book your ride first at least one week in advance, to be sure we have a horse available for you, since we currently are very busy in the weekends. For more info on trail riding, call
310-662-3707, email
info@willrogerstrailrides.comor go to
www.willrogerstrailrides.com. The price for trail riding is $75/person. Minimum age is 8 years old. Maximum weight is 210lb.
PARKING:
Please note that Will Rogers State Historic Park charges $12 parking fee (cash or check only). You can buy annual day use pass for $50, valid to many state historic parks, either at the toll booth in the park, or at
http://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=1049
