Both rides in Quebec combine wilderness riding on good horses with the charm of a foreign country. Quebec is at America's doorstep and easy to reach at a much lower cost than a European trip. Though the English conquered Quebec militarily over two centuries ago, the predominant culture is strongly French.

The Inns of Gaspé Peninsula offers a chance to move through beautiful, wild scenery with some good gallops and trots on fit horses. Ride through maple and pine forests along old logging roads, past rushing rivers and sparkling lakes. The overnight stops serve top quality cuisine, are extremely attractive and are built and decorated in the style of old France.

Explore rural country and follow logging roads made over 200 years ago, which now lead to picturesque little villages on the St. Lawrence Ride. It is not luxurious, but the food is good and the hospitality is warm; evenings are merry with guitar playing and songs.

~ Guest Ranches in Canada ~

Double Dutch Ranch - 108 Mile Ranch, British Columbia
Echo Valley Guest Ranch - Jesmond, Clinton, British Columbia
Elkin Creek Guest Ranch - Nemaiah Valley, British Columbia
Homeplace Ranch - Priddis, Alberta
Montana Hill Guest Ranch - Bridge Lake, British Columbia
Siwash Lake Ranch - 70 Mile House, British Columbia
Three Bars Ranch - Cranbrook, British Columbia

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