Bridle Path Quarter Horses

Bridle Path Quarter Horses is a widely respected horse facility located near Coeur d' Alene, Idaho. We are known for quality care, dynamic instruction, and dedication to safety. Our staff is knowledgeable and experienced in the horse industry. Whether you are going on a trail ride, taking a riding lesson, or boarding your horse with us, we will make sure your experience at Bridle Path Quarter Horses is one to remember!

Saddle up and experience the beauty of North Idaho on horseback! We have over 600 acres of private land conveniently situated behind our ranch with plenty of scenic trails to enjoy. One of our licensed guides will lead you on this adventure, taking you through different terrains, ranging from forests and grasslands to cliffs and canyons.

We offer both individual and group lessons for any level of rider. Students learn all aspects of horsemanship with an emphasis on student safety and knowledge, including grooming, saddling, bridling, and riding. All horse tack and helmets are provided if needed. Scheduling a private lesson will give the student one-on-one instruction, focusing on personal skill level.

Meet our Head Coach, Team Leader of Bridle Path Brats and innovative business owner of Bridle Path Quarter Horse Inc. Angie Hilding. She was raised in a rodeo family and has competed in rodeo as well as team roping herself.

Her schedule doesn't allow for much of her own competing now, as her time is dedicated to the success of the kiddos on her Bridle Path Brats rodeo team as well as the owning and managing of her business, Bridle Path Quarter Horse Inc.Along with operating horse sales and trail guided tours, she devotes her time annually to watch her Brat students become fierce competitors in the sport.

Meet our Bridle Path Quarter Horses, Inc. Management Team Coordinator and Director of Social Media, Nanette Pitts. She brings with her a background in education working with elementary aged children. Nanette worked on a special education team for a school district assisting those with either autism, special needs or physical disabilities.