Horseback Riding in Mexico: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You

Sprawling over 1,972,550 square kilometers (761,610 sq miles) and boasting 15 different climate types, there is a lot of Mexico to discover on horseback,

Among the top spots to explore on horseback is the Yucatan Peninsula near Cancun. From here, there are many great options to ride along the beach in Tulum or through the coastal rainforest.

Heading out on horseback to explore one of the colonial-era cities in the center of the country is another popular option. Touring San Miguel de Allende allows horseback riders to visit all of the city’s iconic sites for more comfort and less time than on foot.

Heading into the mountains is another great option for horseback riders. From the Sierra Gorda to the Sierra Madre, there are plenty of scenic rides, all of which yield beautiful views and a chance to see Mexico’s unique geological formations.

Stunning scenery

Boasting 5,000 meter high snow-capped volcanoes, white sand beaches, rugged red rock deserts and pristine white sand beaches, there is plenty of incredible scenery to discover in Mexico. Heading out on horseback is a great way to cover larger distances and see more of this stunning place in less time.

Everyone can do it

Regardless of skill level or previous experience, the perfect horseback riding adventure is waiting in Mexico. Necessary skills and techniques can be taught the day of the trip and the numerous types of landscapes mean there are plenty of different types of rides throughout the country,

Head to the beach

Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula and parts of its western coast are famous for their incredible beaches. Heading out on horseback is a great way to escape the crowded tourist areas and head out to more remote parts of the coast, discovering new beaches en route. Stopping for a quick swim is a great to cap off a day of riding.

Mexico is home to a wide array of different climates. During the mountain biking season, southern Mexico has average annual temperatures ranging from 24 ºC (75 ºF). The north of the country tends to be colder in the winter and hotter in the summer. Rain falls most often in the winter and mostly in the south of the country..

Many trips to Mexico begin with a flight into Mexico City International Airport (MEX). From here, it is possible to take connecting flights to your final destination or transfer into the city and meet your guide.

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