Hello.
Welcome to Hobble Creek
Our family has been ranching in Hobble Creek Canyon since 1901. Over the last 30 years or so, Judy and I have found that the greatest joy of this spectacularly beautiful place and these marvelous animals is in sharing them. We hope you'll come see, experience, and feel why we say, "The Mountains are Calling."
About Us
About Your Guide
About Your Guide
About Your Guide
Over the last 30 years I have shared my love of backcountry horseback riding with countless friends and many strangers who have become friends. I have led rides in the mountains of Utah's Wasatch Range, the slickrock deserts of the San Rafael Swell, and Wyoming's Teton Wilderness. Whether you are an experienced equestrian or city slicker
Over the last 30 years I have shared my love of backcountry horseback riding with countless friends and many strangers who have become friends. I have led rides in the mountains of Utah's Wasatch Range, the slickrock deserts of the San Rafael Swell, and Wyoming's Teton Wilderness. Whether you are an experienced equestrian or city slicker looking to try something new, I look forward to sharing a memorable horseback riding or camping experience that will leave you wanting more.
About our Horses
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About Your Guide
Over the next few weeks we'll be featuring each of the horses on the ranch. We have kind of an eclectic herd. The mares we ride (Belle, Bunny, and Bitsy) were bred for the sport of cutting. They're on the small side, but athletic, smart, and handy. Beau is a Mustang from the Cedar Mountain Herd Management Area here in Utah. He's HUGE
Over the next few weeks we'll be featuring each of the horses on the ranch. We have kind of an eclectic herd. The mares we ride (Belle, Bunny, and Bitsy) were bred for the sport of cutting. They're on the small side, but athletic, smart, and handy. Beau is a Mustang from the Cedar Mountain Herd Management Area here in Utah. He's HUGE for a mustang, and is able to carry a bigger load than the girls. We joke that Jet must have gotten his name because he is jet propelled -- air goes in the front and out the back. ;) The babies -- Goose and India -- were born in 2021 and won't be ready to ride for a few years, but they're a joy to have on the ranch. At over 30 years of age, Jasmine is retired from trail rides. Her job is now limited to carrying the grandkids a few laps around the corral.
We think you'll enjoy getting to know them.
About the Ranch
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About the Ranch
Hobble Creek Outfitters operates on a ranch at the north end of the Left Hand Fork of Hobble Creek Canyon in Utah County, Utah. Our family started ranching at the end of the canyon in 1901. Originally homesteaded by Edwin Whiting My great-great-grandfather and his two sons acquired the ranch intending to raise sheep. When they got to t
Hobble Creek Outfitters operates on a ranch at the north end of the Left Hand Fork of Hobble Creek Canyon in Utah County, Utah. Our family started ranching at the end of the canyon in 1901. Originally homesteaded by Edwin Whiting My great-great-grandfather and his two sons acquired the ranch intending to raise sheep. When they got to the train depot, the train from Denver carried only cattle. Today, my uncle and cousin continue to raise the descendants of those same cattle.
On our side of the road, we raise horses, kids, and spirits. The trails on our ranch elevate the rider, not only from to the 6700 feet above sea level, but to a perspective of the world and life that reminds us how much God must love His children to have created such a spectacular world for us to enjoy and care for. Come see. Come experience. Come Feel. The Mountains are Calling.