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Escape the city for an afternoon of ATVs, a brief hike and a sunset horseback ride at a farm just outside Riyadh. This guided half-day adds snacks and a plated lunch to a sequence of outdoor activities suited to a wide range of fitness levels.
Escape the city for an afternoon of ATVs, a brief hike and a sunset horseback ride at a farm just outside Riyadh. This guided half-day adds snacks and a plated lunch to a sequence of outdoor activities suited to a wide range of fitness levels.
The sun leans toward the western rim of the desert as a convoy leaves Riyadh and the city’s heat loosens its grip. Within an hour the skyline drops behind low ridges and the farm’s gates open onto a patchwork of scrub, compacted tracks and short mountain steps where ATVs kick dust into the cooling air.
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Operated by GTS DMC · Riyadh, Riyadh Province
The sun leans toward the western rim of the desert as a convoy leaves Riyadh and the city’s heat loosens its grip. Within an hour the skyline drops behind low ridges and the farm’s gates open onto a patchwork of scrub, compacted tracks and short mountain steps where ATVs kick dust into the cooling air.
This is a modern working farm on Riyadh’s outskirts where equestrian tradition meets recreation. The terrain reflects Arabia’s geological story: hard-packed sedimentary soil, low limestone ridges and scattered wadis that guide the routes. Locally, horses and camels have long tied people to the land; today the farm continues that connection with guided rides that suit beginners and experienced riders alike.
Visitors can expect a balanced day: an introduction and warm-up, a stepped mountain path ride, a quick ATV loop across firmer trail, a light 40-minute hike over uneven ground, and a sunset horseback segment timed for golden light. Guides handle safety briefings and basic instruction; the farm’s hospitality includes snacks, bottled water and a sit-down lunch before evening activities.
Practical notes: wear sturdy closed-toe shoes, sun protection and bring a light layer for sunset. The hike is short but uneven—use trekking poles if you rely on extra stability. Hydrate earlier in the day; the desert cools fast after sundown, and temperatures can drop 10–15°C.
This is a single-afternoon-to-evening outing that blends active elements—ATV, hike, horseback—with relaxed farm hospitality, ideal for travelers who want concentrated outdoor variety near Riyadh.
The farm is about a 45–60 minute drive from central Riyadh depending on traffic and the pickup point.
No—guides provide basic instruction and lead the horses; experienced riders are accommodated but beginners are welcome.
Policies vary; young children may need to sit with an adult or meet minimum height/weight requirements—check with the operator when booking.
The tour is not recommended for people with spinal injuries or pregnant travelers due to uneven terrain and riding motions.
GTS DMC operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The sun leans toward the western rim of the desert as a convoy leaves Riyadh and the city’s heat loosens its grip. Within an hour the skyline drops behind low ridges and the farm’s gates open onto a patchwork of scrub, compacted tracks and short mountain steps where ATVs kick dust into the cooling air.
The sun leans toward the western rim of the desert as a convoy leaves Riyadh and the city’s heat loosens its grip. Within an hour the skyline drops behind low ridges and the farm’s gates open onto a patchwork of scrub, compacted tracks and short mountain steps where ATVs kick dust into the cooling air.
This is a modern working farm on Riyadh’s outskirts where equestrian tradition meets recreation. The terrain reflects Arabia’s geological story: hard-packed sedimentary soil, low limestone ridges and scattered wadis that guide the routes. Locally, horses and camels have long tied people to the land; today the farm continues that connection with guided rides that suit beginners and experienced riders alike.
Visitors can expect a balanced day: an introduction and warm-up, a stepped mountain path ride, a quick ATV loop across firmer trail, a light 40-minute hike over uneven ground, and a sunset horseback segment timed for golden light. Guides handle safety briefings and basic instruction; the farm’s hospitality includes snacks, bottled water and a sit-down lunch before evening activities.
Practical notes: wear sturdy closed-toe shoes, sun protection and bring a light layer for sunset. The hike is short but uneven—use trekking poles if you rely on extra stability. Hydrate earlier in the day; the desert cools fast after sundown, and temperatures can drop 10–15°C.
This is a single-afternoon-to-evening outing that blends active elements—ATV, hike, horseback—with relaxed farm hospitality, ideal for travelers who want concentrated outdoor variety near Riyadh.