The Inn at Rancho Santa Fe is embracing the community’s equestrian roots, launching a new horseback riding experience for guests. The Inn will offer 60- to 90-minute ride options for guests to explore scenic Rancho Santa Fe by horseback on the community’s well-maintained trail system.
The Inn at Rancho Santa Fe is now offering horseback riding excursions for its guests. (Courtesy The Inn at RSF)
According to The Inn, the new amenity is a nod to Rancho Santa Fe’s “equestrian soul”, which can be traced back to the 1830s at the nearby Osuna Ranch, the last remaining acres of the once over 8,000-acre land grant that was home to a working cattle and horse ranch and the Rancho Santa Fe Association-preserved adobe, the abode of San Diego’s first alcalde (mayor). In 1924, architect Lilian Rice preserved that equestrian spirit with the creation of Rancho Santa Fe’s master plan. The Inn served as a guest house for potential homebuyers who arrived on horseback to scout the region’s backcountry.
To learn more about the Inn’s offerings, visit theinnatrsf.com