Wyld View Ranch Cochrane

We had a quiet evening with friends who drifted in.. Kaitlyn takes the most amazing photos! Logan, Broghan, Addy and Brannigan… or is it Miya…? against the dusky Alberta sky.

We have another date night coming October 18! Limited space… fun and powerful insights to enrich your relationship. ❤️

Hey everyone! Having a farm tour and horse rides from 3-6 tomorrow! Adults and kids welcome. See the animals… help feed… groom and pet the horses and get a chance for a lead line ride for the kids.

Emu, cows, goats, sheep, pigs, llama, and so many beautiful horses!

Limited space - come for a while or the whole time. This is not a lesson experience it’s a chance to be around the horses and our ranch. Rain or shine.

Parents MUST be watching any kids at all times. Please text me at (250) 793-5055 to secure your spot.

$20/kid 3-14
$5/adult (with kid)
$10/adult (no kids)
Free/2and under
Family discounts (text for info)

Things are shifting around here. Like Mother Nature just turned the dial to "autumn" and suddenly it's crisp air, cold rain and the dark nights of winter are sneaking closer and closer.

We've been shifting, too. Summer camps are gone, along with the chaos, squeals and laughter and hot sunshine fading into yet another season of magic-making for young minds and hearts.

Fall and Spring bring a soft exchange of boarders, drifting in and out with the weather. We have learned to let go as easily as we welcome; we don't treat people based on their decisions about their horses... They are our community, whether they are clients or not. We encourage those who want to explore other facilities, we welcome those who settle into ours.

Tony is starting on new paddocks and shelters, we are slowly moving ahead with the indoor stalls and the insulation just has one small corner to finish before that massive job is complete. New horses are arriving weekly, new excited members of our community are taking tours, joining groups, learning names and routines.

We are more organized, settled, and exploring a varied list of programs, services and opportunities.

I have learned that the harder we hold onto what we think we want, the less likely we will be able to grasp what we actually need. Softly, with the weather and the horses and the leaves, we shift, leaning into now, releasing our grasp on both the future and past.

Before we know it, Halloween will be spooking us all, and Christmas will loom with sparkling lights, dark nights and dreams of yet another summer ahead!

Pic of Spanky… one of our newest residents, owned by our very own Maddy, and proudly stating his retirement career as a beloved, pampered and patient lesson pony.