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Western Toronto is renowned for its magnificent green countryside drawing countless nature-seeking visitors to experience it on foot, horseback, by air and by water. Each type of outdoor activity has both mental and physical health benefits while providing a breathtaking view of the region’s unspoiled landscape.
We uncovered the region’s leading tour company that will expertly guide you through the mountains, waters and valleys of western Toronto. Adventure Seeker Tours offers packages for visitors of all ages and activity levels: ranging from hang gliding to rock climbing, and horse back riding to dog sledding. Fall is the perfect time for an unforgettable trip on horseback. Adventure Seeker
Tours offers horseback riding packages ranging anywhere from an hour to a full day guided tour of the woods of Western Toronto. You’ll enjoy the fresh air while trotting through the gorgeous countryside of grasslands and wooded trials. Seeing birds and ground animals is not uncommon in the area.
Along with the beautiful views that you will experience, you’ll also be pleased to learn that horseback riding has great health benefits. Depending upon your posture and speed of the ride, you can get a very effective workout in your legs, abs, arms and lower back. Whether you walk, trot or gallop, (which is only suggested for experienced riders), you will burn from 148 to 472 calories per hour on horseback.
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