Stepperiders is a horse trekking company in Mongolia. We are family-owned and operated and conveniently located. We offer overnight horse riding adventures in the Mongolian countryside.

Have you ever wondered what it might be like to ride horses in Mongolia? Have you dreamed of galloping across the steppe in a land without fences? Horseriding in Mongolia is the perfect way to learn about this beautiful country. On horseback you can travel slowly and observe closely. You will see nomadic herders at work, eat Mongolian food, and see some of the most beautiful unspoiled countryside in the world. Once you have seen Mongolia from the back of a horse, you will really start to understanding what makes this place so special. The Mongolian culture and hundreds of years of Mongolia history are tightly linked with the horse, and today Mongolia is one of the last real horse cultures in the world.  

We are located close enough to the capital city to be convenient (45 minutes) but far enough so that you are in the countryside, in the middle of nomadic herding families. We have experienced English-speaking guides who can describe the history of the places you're visiting and teach you about Mongolian culture and customs. We cater to both beginner and advanced riders.

To find out about our trips look at our Horse Treks page and read our Frequently Asked Questions. If you are up for a longer adventure and have previous riding experience, you might be interested in our horse trek during the July Naadam Festival. We also have a special program to train riders who want to ride solo across Mongolia.

For ex-pats in Mongolia, or people looking for a brief visit to the Mongolian countryside, (with or without horseback riding) we welcome you to stay with us at our ger camp, close the the capital city of Ulaanbaatar.

We are sure that you would have a great horseback riding adventure, if you choose to stay with us. But don't take our word for it - take a look at what our previous guests have said about us. At the end of a trek, many of our guests say they feel more like family than customers, and that's the way we like it.

Thank you, and "Sain Yavaarai" (Safe Journey).

Owners and operators of Stepperiders