Bryce Canyon Half-Day Peek-A-Boo Loop Horseback Ride

As the tenth rider, I got really dusty and could not hear the guide. Perhaps reverse rider order halfway through so the guy in the back could have some time up front.

Joe was a great guide! I enjoyed the trail and getting to know some of the history of the park atop Wyley.

Can't beat the scenery! Perfect length of time and a break in the middle. Group size a little large but works out fine. Priced appropriately.

Very nice trip. Thanks guys!

i was very happy with the 3 hours ride i did in Bryce. the guide was very nice and told us a lot about the park, nature, rock, animal, life so it was very interesting. it was really nice to see trail that you might not do in the day while not horseriding and to have another point of view from someone living here and seeing the evolution of the canyon. horses/mules are very used to do this so even if you can't ride you'll be fine (i ride since i'm 2). i will do it another time for sure if i come back the Bryce.

The guides where great and took there time to get you comfortable with your horse or mule with your safety in mind. The half a day loop was just right for our group and it was so beautiful thank you for such a great experience!!

The views of the Peekaboo Loop trail were great! For my niece and I, the novelty of traveling the trail by horse, rather than hiking the trail, was the biggest reason to go on trip. However, my niece didn't enjoy the trip as much as I would have liked. She was given a mule to ride, and since the mule was more sluggish than the other animals in the string, she felt like she wasn't doing a good job and was being criticized by our guide when her animal was constantly the one chided for being slow or not keeping up. I understand there are good reasons to use the mules along with the horses on these tours, but I think it would have been very helpful for the guide to either pick a more confident or experience adult to ride the more recalcitrant animal or perhaps the guide could have emphasized to the rider(s) of the mule(s) that it was okay that their animals were not keeping up as well. In short, my niece and I did not enjoy the ride as much as I think we should have because we were more concerned with keeping our animals at the same pace as the horses, then we were with enjoying the landscape and the tour guide. I wouldn't take the tour again if I were on a mule.