Frontier Stables, LLC

06/08/2026

Today we had 2 groups of great riders. 1st group was a Grandma/Mom who brought her girls on a trail ride. She used to ride competitively and wanted to share this experience with her family. Many of them had little to no experience riding but today they all concord their nerves and did a wonderful job riding.

Our 2nd group was Grandpa and Grandma who brought the Grandkids for 1 1/2 trail ride. The girls were nervous but super exited. They all did a great job and rocked the trails.

Thanks everyone for joining us on this beautiful Sunday for a ride.

06/08/2026

Join us for HORSE CAMP $500/ camper $150 deposit to hold spot. ages 10 and older

06/04/2026

Sarahi, we are grateful you brought your family from Duluth to join our ride today. They had an opportunity to observe a doe and fawn at close range during the trail ride. We appreciate your patronage and hope you will visit us again in the near future.

Give us a call to book your trail ridikng experience! 715-566-3527

06/04/2026

Our little trainees first time outside (well he did escape once) he is learning not everything is gonna hurt jim but he is still unsure about a lot of things. As the stable gets busier he is getting exposed to new sounds and sites. He is freaking out less when the horses come and go and we sre making progress on being able to touch him. Everyone want to juat go and squeeze him and l9ve on him because of his size. Thats our goal!

06/02/2026

This week offers a great chance to schedule a trail ride. With schools now on summer break or winding down, we invite you to book a guided tour. The current trail conditions are favorable, and wildlife such as new fawns can be spotted. Call 715-566-3527 to book your reservation!

06/01/2026

Thanks Alex and Jackie for coming out to riding with us today. Jackie had told us it has been aporox. 30 years since she rode last and it was a sikiddish Arabian that she rode and she still was carrying ariund a saddle in her trunk from when she rode. We are glad you had a successful ride today on our horses and hope to see you back soon.

05/29/2026

05/29/2026

Today we had a group of hard working women come out and ride. Some had experience and some had little to no experience. By the end everyone was having a great time trotting their horses. 1 of these ladies flies helicopters, 1 is a medic, 3 are nurses, and 1 is president of sheriff auxiliary and helps our sheriff's dept get the dogs and supplies they need to keep us safe. It was an extreme honor to take these 6 women on a 2 hr trail ride today! The work each of them does to help our community and other communities is amazing. Thank you ladies for all you do.

05/27/2026

C**t the missing horse in Tamarack State Park, MN has been found safe tonight!!

05/26/2026

so as the weather warms up I always get asked when is it to hot to ride, how do we cool the horses, can they get sick.
well below is a good guide.

take the temp + humidity = heat index.
if it is 150 and higher please be careful, over 180 for sure find a lake and just have a lake day.

At the stable we dont ride when heat index is 150 or higher. We make sure the horses have clean water to drink and we might even get the hose out to let them play in it. they have found on hot days they dont really mind the sprinkler.

Remember if you bath your horse to take the extra water off before letting them back into the pastures.