The Equestrian Center at Bonelli Park

I took my kids on their day off of school (presidents day) to this location after several we’re closed due to holiday. It said they were open only to arrive and to be told by a man there something about county wanted owner to have extra insurance and she didn’t want to pay for it. So she closed it down so the public is unable to go horseback riding there. DARN! Cute White horse wanted a ride

Great boarding place but temporarily does not offer rental rides. Call before going otherwise a great place to ride with miles and miles of trials.
You can park your truck and trailer and stage just outside the stables entrance.

This equestrian center is great! Family friendly, Kid friendly, Dog friendly. It’s all you can ask for when looking for a great place to keep your horse. The groom keeps the stalls extremely clean and always feeds your horse on time. Your horse will never go hungry. They have a selection of Alfalfa, Timothy, and Orchard. There are three arena, two small, and one large. Then across the street there is a rodeo size arena that is great to ride in. All arenas are kept in great condition. As of now there are many stalls available, half covers, full covers, and box stalls with corrals. Tack sheds are also available. Everyone is very friendly! I highly recommend checking us out !

Enter Bonelli Park by the golf course to save the entrance fee and the equestrian center is not of far from when you drive in.
Price is about the same as most other trails $ 35/​hr pp.
They keep the place super clean compared to a couple of other trails that I’ve been on. I didn’t have to plod around in horse poop to mount and dismount and get my shoes caked in dust and muck… a big plus there!
Horses were great. Spectacular views! Breathtaking as you got higher up on the trails, my kids loved the ride to the top and back.
I would recommend this trail to anyone.
Staff were super friendly

Nice, clean facilities. Under new ownership. Reasonably priced lessons and guided trail rides. Western only (no English). Easy access off of the 10 Freeway and Fairplex in Pomona. I would highly recommend this for beginners or novice riders. My daughter absolutely fell in love with her lesson horse, Sierra.

Really cute. a guide takes you and your party around the hills. feels like your far away from home. There is a weight limit of 220 lbs so don’t take any of your heavy friends.

Highly Recommend! Great for newbies. Only $ 30 for an hour long ride in the hills. Beautiful scenery. Will definitely be going back.
Added bonus: You get to say you rode a Wylde Stallion in San Dimas!
Was hard for me to find even with my GPS, but just type in the cross streets of Fairplex and Via Verde. I got in day of, but probably better to make an appointment. Try to go earlier in the day, as the horses get tired towards the end of the day.
Note: If I can find it and do it, than no one else has any excuses.

I rode here the day before we had the 5 days of storms and I have to say, I was very impressed. I will say the terrain may scare people who are afraid of heights. Otherwise, the views from above and below of the park and surrounding areas is spectacular.
There was one lady in the group who has never ridden a horse and she was beyond terrified. The people that manage the stable and rides were very patient with her and even ponied her up the trail to make her feel much more comfortable the whole time. I give a lot of credit to the staff for doing such with a nervous first-​timer because a lot of other stables would have probably told the lady to get lost.
Definitely recommended, but as I mentioned earlier, you do go up and down miscellaneous hills (even a steep one) so if you have a fear of heights, it would not be in your best interest. The horses were very sure footed and handled the trails just fine. :)

A great place to learn how to horseback ride and to take a date. It only cost $ 30 per person for an hour horseback ride around Bonelli Park. On a clear day you can see Downtown LA from the hills and also Mt. Baldy, the trail also takes you to a view of Lake Puddingstone.
I took my wife here when we first started dating and it was her first time on a horse (excluding me), and she had a great time riding through the trail and just a relaxing day at the park. The staff is very helpful if it’s your first time and they help you out with a guide.
The equestrian center entrance is before you get to Bonelli Park, which is great because you don’t have to pay for the entrance fee to get into Bonelli Park. 10 is the maximum riders they can take on a group ride and you have to be at least 7 years old and weigh less than 240 lbs. Plenty of parking at the area and once you’re down the park is near by for kayaking or picnics.