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| | | | |  “I should a’ been a Cowboy…or in the case of a woman who grew up loving horses, a Cowgirl! Were you the girl that rode a Stick Horse around the house or spent hours playing with your Breyer horses, imagining them carrying you across the plains. Then we have a ride for you. Every now and again, a woman needs to be free from the responsibilities of caring for and meeting the needs of others for awhile, to focus on their own well-being and pursue their own dreams. Today, you can make your dream become a reality and for the Cowgirl at heart, there is nothing better for the soul. Enjoy the whisper of wind on the skin and that unique feel of a good saddle Horse under you as he lopes through the Texas canyons with other women who share the same desires. What women really want is to shed some piled-up stress of daily life, to eat great food, engage with women in lots of laughter and to breathe fresh canyon air. Peace and quiet alone, and sincere quality time with friends both old and new will help you gain a perspective that may have been lost for awhile.
 And though you are “roughin’ it” there are plenty of amenities such as a hot shower everyday if you want, and a touch of western class. So go ahead and give yourself permission to ride like a Cowgirl! You deserve it!! | | |
| | | | Overview | | | | | | | | Duration | 3 days, 2 nights ($450.00 ea) Minimum of 4 | | | | | | | Season | Spring, Summer, Fall | | | | | | | Area | North West Texas | | | | | | | Nearest City | Amarillo/Lubbock | | | | | | | Trip Type | Base Camp | | | | | | | Physical Condition Required | Excellent | | | | | | | Type of Ride | Active Adventure | | | | | | | Age Limit | 12 and Older | | | | | | | Meals | All included beginning lunch first day to lunch last day | | | | | | | Day 1 | Guests will meet at 9:00 am at Caprock Canyon State ParkHeadquarters (3.5 Miles north of State Highway 86 in Quitaque on 1065 (a relaxing 2 hour drive from Amarillo or Lubbock) Your personal gear will be escorted to your prepared sleeping arrangements and base camp area. After a short but thorough orientation, guests will be paired with their horse based on size and riding ability. The horse chosen to accomodate your needs and experience level, will win you over with their charming personalities and amazing abilities. A strong “partnership” is usually formed by ride’s end. Rusty Spur guides will make sure each guest is comfortable with their rig and can handle their horse appropriately. You are ready to enjoy your first day. | | | | | | | Day 2, 3 | Adventurous cowboy games will be included in each day’s outings. There will be plenty of photo opportunities as we explore different parts of this massive canyon. Please keep in mind that Rusty Spur Horseback Adventures caters each ride to the most capable and most novice riders. The trail difficulty and speed of the ride will be adjusted for that novice rider for safety reasons. If you have a group of advanced riders, rest assured Rusty Spur guides will tailor the ride to suit your group’s riding abilities! We will finish up the 3rd day at 4:00 in the afternoon. All riders and belongings will be escorted back to their vehicles following pack-up | | | | | | | Things to Know | | | | | | | | Weight Limit | 275 lbs. | | | Guest Capacity | 6-10 | | | | | | | Camp Setup | Base | | | | | | | Accomodations | Roomy tents (sleeps 1-4 comfortably with plenty of stand up room ), extra-long cots, and foam pads provided. We are sure to make your sleeping arrangements as cozy as camping can be. We know you’ll need it after a long day in the saddle. | | | | | | | Showers | Hot showers available daily. | | | | | | | About Liquor | BYOB – moderation required, abstinence encouraged. The primary focus of this vacation is riding horses in the prettiest country Texas has to offer. | | | | | | | Dining | You’ll have plenty to eat and then some with Rusty Spur Adventures. Breakfast and Dinner will be served at base camp. Lunch served on the trail. Breakfast items may include Dutch Oven Biscuits, Eggs, Bacon, Ham, or Sausage, Pancakes, French Toast, Fresh Fruit. Lunch may consist of sub sandwiches, pepperoni rolls, various trail mixes, a variety of chips, fresh fruit, and of course some sweet treats. (Lunch is packed into saddlebags and served out on the trail with a scenic site in mind. Time is usually available for some light hiking, exploring, or even a well deserved snooze in the shade of a mesquite bush.) Dinner may include steak, chicken, pork chops, fajitas, baked potato bar, steamed vegetables, breads, salads, and dutch oven delectables for dessert. | | | | | | | BOOK THIS RIDE | | | | | |
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