Oahu Horseback Riding at Kualoa Ranch

Oahu Horseback Riding at Kualoa Ranch

An exciting ride through Oahu's oldest and largest cattle ranch, deep into the valley where "Jurassic Park" and other feature films were made! Explore the wondrous beauty of Kaaawa Valley mounted on your own steed!
Expert Kualoa Ranch guides will escort you up the mountainside on trails that pass World War II bunkers and then down into a lush, green valley surrounded by the dramatic Kualoa Mountains.
Riders are cautioned to follow instructions from the tour leader about safe speeds and staying on the trails. Ride at your own risk.

Take a Horseback Ride

Through Tropical Paradise
The valley mountains have been the backdrop for famous Hollywood films like Jurassic Park, Mighty Joe Young, Pearl Harbor, and Windtalkers.
Culturally rich and overlooking beautiful Kaneohe Bay, this horseback ride into the south side of the ranch will round out a full experience of Kualoa. And for the more experienced riders, take in both sides of the ranch.

1 Hour Horseback Ride
Takes you on a journey along the beautiful Koolau Mountain Range offering panoramic views of Kaneohe Bay, an ancient Hawaiian fishpond, Chinaman's Hat Island, and the vast Pacific Ocean.

2 Hour Horseback Ride
Ride past World War II bunkers into the Hollywood movie set, and also offers a longer expedition back into breathtaking Kaaawa Valley. The lush green valley provides dramatic scenery - you'll be awe-struck by the Koolau mountains that stare down at you on both sides.

Transportation: No transportation is available.
Check in times are: 7:30am and 3:00pm
Duration: 1 - 2 hours
Days of Operation: Daily, closed all Federal Holidays.

Restrictions and Conditions:
• Minimum age 10 years and up and 4'6" or taller. No children under 10. Book 10 and older as adults.
• Maximum weight - 230 lbs.
• No pregnant riders
• All participants must be in good physical condition
• Recommended - Long pants, towel and sunscreen
• Required - Close-toed shoes

Note: This outing is safe for the first-time rider as well as the very experienced horseback riders. But horseback riding can be potentially dangerous, and all riders must acknowledge this and sign a liability release.