Hidden Valley Regional Park

Highlights

A substantial Reno horse park that combines arena utility with enough surrounding trail to make the day feel more expansive than expected.

Riding

You can school in the arena, warm up properly, and then head out onto multi-use trails with open foothill views. That flexibility makes Hidden Valley appealing for everything from conditioning rides to quieter confidence-building outings.

Rideable terrain

480 acres

Trailer parking

One of Reno’s better trailer-ready urban-edge setups, with equestrian parking, arena facilities, and direct access to the surrounding trail network

Horse regulations

Follow all Washoe County equestrian and park-use rules, stay on horse-appropriate routes, and be prepared to share the trail network with other recreation users. Seasonal footing and weather changes can shape the best route choice.

Getting here

The park is very workable for trailers, especially if you appreciate a dedicated horse area rather than guesswork parking. From the start, it feels set up for riders who actually travel and ride regularly.

Planning your visit

Excellent for riders who want a dependable, repeatable horse day with minimal staging stress. It is especially effective as a travel stop, schooling day, or local-style trail outing. It is easy to use well.

Where to stay

No horse camping is provided, but Reno’s hotel and dining scene is close enough that the park folds naturally into a comfortable city-and-trail travel plan with very little extra effort.