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Don’t worry—here are some similar optionsOverviewExperience Central Park from atop a horse during this 1- to 2-hour. Follow your guide down the Bridle Path, getting glimpses of New York City's landmarks as you walk and trot. Choose from a 1-hour or 2-hour ride. No experience necessary; riders of all skill levels welcome.
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Meeting And PickupStart timePickup detailsLocation Name: Central Park (Meeting point provided on voucher) Location Address: 1 Tavern on the Green, 67th Street &, Central Park West, New York, NY 10023 What To ExpectMake your way to the famous Tavern on the Green Restaurant, located in Central Park West. Meet your guide, who will walk you through a safety briefing and orientation. You'll get matched with gentle horse and set off down the Bridle Path. Follow your guide around the flat dirt trail that travels around the Central Park Reservoir (the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir). Trot past the landmarks, monuments, and highlights in Central Park. Stop to snap photos of the Manhattan skyline looming above the greenery of the park. Return to your starting point at the conclusion of your 1- or 2-hour ride. Additional Info
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about cancellations. Traveller PhotosReviews Total review count and overall rating based on Viator and Tripadvisor reviews Reviews by Viator travellers. Having never ridden a horse before... Martyn_E, Mar 2018 Having never ridden a horse before, I was unsure what to expect. But our guide put my at ease no problem, although my daughter being an experienced rider did help ! Interesting, and leisurely ride around the famous park.... seeing how the citizens of New York can relax in a country atmosphere. A Walk in the Park. It was a great... Kelly W, July 2017 A Walk in the Park. It was a great way to spend a bit of time and see the fall colors in the park. Most New Yorkers didn't even know, as they passed us, that you could rent/ride horses in the park. Because of the Marathon going on the day we were there, our walk was apparently cut in half. Also, because of the change in logistics, our meeting place was changed. I didn't get the notification and thought they did send a bike-shaw to take us from the meeting spot to the new spot, we did have a reduced ride time and the rest of the schedule I sure was messed up. The horses are massive and they don't have a weight limit like many places I've seen. However, with the massive size of the horses, getting onto them from a simple 2 step concrete block in the side of the bridle path was a bit difficult for me. the Guide was not mounted, but walked along the horses which also limited the amount of ground covered. He also did not speak much English, this tour is a walk in the park, not a tour or informative journey. As you are on the back of a moving animal you are guiding, you will not be able to use this walk to take pictures. You will also only be on bridle paths and not near any notable landmarks. Due to the size of the horses, you may not want to ride too long, but it was a memorable activity. We had fun even if the sites were limited. I do wish we ere able to talk more with our guide about the park and the city. Questions?Product code: 5557P18 Explore Similar Things to Do
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How much does it cost to ride a horse in Central Park?Prices for pre-arranged carriage rides are based on the standard walkup rates plus an advanced reservation booking fee. Walk-up rides without a reservation are $63.70 for up to 20 mins, plus tip. For each additional 10 minutes or fraction thereof, add $25.48.
Are there horse stables in Central Park?Claremont Stables, the last riding stable in Manhattan, was built in 1892 and was the oldest continuously operated equestrian stable in New York City when it closed in 2007. Times have changed and horsback riding has returned to Central Park.
Is it legal to ride a horse in New York?Every person riding or leading a horse upon a roadway shall be granted all rights and shall be subject to all the duties applicable to the driver of a vehicle by this title, except as to special regulations in this article and except as to those provisions of this title which by their nature can have no application.
Are there still horses in Central Park?Horse-drawn carriages operate in Central Park above 34th Street, generally catering to tourists with hour-long rides for roughly $165.
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