The palatial 14,000 square foot boarding stable provides pampered accommodations for horses. Sweeping brick arches, commanding turreted towers and the scent of fresh pine and hay greet all who enter the stable's great hall. Horses boarded at Zion are constantly under the careful watch of the in-house barn manager, who resides in a beautiful apartment tucked just inside the loft above the stalls. Often, she can be found walking along the brick sidewalks beside each stall in the middle of the night, checking on each of her charges. Zion's picturesque course is a beautiful track of green grass that winds with gentle curves and slopes through a thicket of pines.
Jumps range from maiden to novice.
The course opened June 17, 2000. Zion's riding trails consists of mountain trails for a more challenging ride or a shorter trail touring the immediate estate on the flat. A winding climb to the top of Simms Mountain reveals an unbelievably clear view of Texas Valley. From here, one can see Rock Mountain, the dark recreational lakes of the nearby Rocky Mountain Recreational Park, Zion's massive stable, lush pastures and riding arenas. Mountain top picnic tables nestled in a wooded enclave invite you to tie your horse and rest for a moment.