| Welcome riders to the Heart 2 Heart Ranch! Located just outside Parma, Idaho, H2H Ranch provides riding experiences for youth and adults with disabilities. Lessons are also available for their siblings. The Old Wild West lives again where persons with disabilities experience first hand the world of cowboys and cowgirls. Riders come to the ranch as inexperienced Cowpokes and leave as happy Buckaroos! |
Heart 2 Heart Ranch specializes in children experiencing the world of
animals and the freedom of riding. This ranch was created with children
in mind and our hope is that your child/children not only learn how to
ride but feel this is a safe place to explore and bond with animals. Our
goal is for your child to develop self-confidence and esteem while
building family connections and lifetime memories.
animals and the freedom of riding. This ranch was created with children
in mind and our hope is that your child/children not only learn how to
ride but feel this is a safe place to explore and bond with animals. Our
goal is for your child to develop self-confidence and esteem while
building family connections and lifetime memories.
"No hour of life is wasted
that is spent in the saddle."
- W. Churchill
that is spent in the saddle."
- W. Churchill
Riders at Heart 2 Heart have the opportunity to participate in western
riding lessons, trail riding, parades, mule rodeos and shows, gaming
(barrelracing, pole bending, key hole, etc.) play days, and endurance
riding. Our goal is for students to develop self confidence and esteem
while experiencing the joy of riding. Youth and adults with disabilities
learn to saddle their mule, ride, and take care of the animal. Beginner
lessons work on leg strength, hand & eye coordination, balance, and
upper body strength by completing fun activities on and off their mule.
Each lesson is designed and prepared with each individual student in
mind.
riding lessons, trail riding, parades, mule rodeos and shows, gaming
(barrelracing, pole bending, key hole, etc.) play days, and endurance
riding. Our goal is for students to develop self confidence and esteem
while experiencing the joy of riding. Youth and adults with disabilities
learn to saddle their mule, ride, and take care of the animal. Beginner
lessons work on leg strength, hand & eye coordination, balance, and
upper body strength by completing fun activities on and off their mule.
Each lesson is designed and prepared with each individual student in
mind.
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