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Evangeline Trail RidesHorseback riding service

Scotch Village · CA

Evangeline Trail Rides

There is something quietly magical about riding a well-trained horse along a tidal river in rural Nova Scotia, watching a bald eagle circle overhead from Eagle Ridge, and discovering that you have been having more fun than you expected. Evangeline Trail Rides, a family-owned operation in Stanley (just outside Windsor), has been offering year-round guided trail rides since 1996, and the result is a genuinely warm, unhurried experience that works equally well for first-time riders and confident horse people looking for scenery without the crowds. The signature offering is the 1.5-hour Evangeline Ride, which varies each visit because the guides know so many trails and features across the property. You might cross through lush forest, ride along the scenic Kennetcook River, pass open fields, explore hills, or follow the old runways of the historic Stanley airport. Crystal and her team match each rider to a horse suited to their size and temperament, then teach the basics of steering and stopping before heading out. No prior experience is needed — the horses are chosen specifically for being quiet and steady. For families with children aged 9 and up, this is one of those activities that reveals a surprising confidence in kids who claimed they were not interested in horses. A visiting family reported watching their boys go from hanging back nervously to leading the group by the end of the ride, with trotting sections as the highlight once everyone felt settled. In winter the operation pivots to sleigh rides, making it a year-round option for anyone exploring the Annapolis Valley and Bay of Fundy region.