Mountain Lakes Resort Stables

07/10/2025

🐎 Come Ride With Us – July Trail Ride Special! 🌄
Mountain Lakes Resort • Cleveland, GA

Saddle up this summer!
Join us for a guided horseback trail ride through the stunning North Georgia Mountains — now just $55 (normally $75) for a limited time this July!

✅ 1- and 2-hour scenic rides
✅ Professional, friendly guides
✅ Gentle, trail-ready horses
✅ Perfect for families, friends & groups
✅ No experience needed – we’ll show you the ropes!

📍 Right here at Mountain Lakes Resort
📅 Book your ride today — spots fill fast!

🧡 Reconnect with nature. Ride with confidence. Make unforgettable memories.

👉 Call 678-780-9830 to reserve your saddle!

10/22/2023

Due to it being off season, we at the Stables, would like ask if you would like to ride, Please call at least 1 day in advance. We are unable to stay open if we do not have rides booked for that day before 8 am.

10/05/2023

We, the stable staff, would like to apologize to anyone that has tried to get in touch with us in the last couple of days. We had some difficulty with our email and we were not getting all of our calls. The problem has been fixed and if you would like to book a ride, please call again and schedule! We look forward to seeing you!

02/23/2023

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02/23/2023

With the recent news of the passing of our sweet Lollipop, we would like to ask everyone to post a picture of her. We would love to use them to make a video. Thank you in advance!

02/20/2023

01/29/2023

Some beautiful pictures from one of our volunteers! Isn't our job awesome!

10/12/2022

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10/12/2022

‼️‼️‼️PSA‼️‼️‼️
It has come to our attention that there have been candy wrappers and other things left on the ground around the barn. Thankfully, the horse that ate one of these wrappers, passed it through. It might not happen next time. This is just a plea to everyone, if you see anything on the ground please pick it up or make an employee aware.

05/22/2022

Horses sleep in three different positions: standing, semi-recumbent, and fully recumbent.

Each of these positions allow the horse to reach different levels of sleep.

1. Standing, which is the safest position for a prey animal, offers the lightest level of sleep.

This allows the horse to wake and run away quickly if in danger.

2. Semi-recumbent, as shown in the picture, is where the horse lays down, but with their legs underneath them.

This allows for a deeper sleep than standing, but their legs are still underneath them for a quick stand up and run away.

3. Fully recumbent is where a horse is laid flat out on their sides. This is the only position in which a horse can get to REM sleep - deep, restful sleep.

However due to the horse's body size, they can only lay fully out for 45 minutes a time or risk crushing internal organs.

In total, horses need anywhere from 30 min to 3 hours of REM sleep a day.