Top qual­i­ty adven­ture com­pa­ny!! Very impressed. I did a buck­et list trip to Nepal with my father and it was fun, adven­tur­ous, scenic, and com­fort­able. The guides were very pro­fes­sion­al and made the expe­ri­ence that much bet­ter. I would def­i­nite­ly ride with them again.

We went to Spain Sept 2021 and it was amaz­ing! High­ly recommend!

Been home one week now from a fan­tas­tic trip with Sacred Rides. This time it was the Wilder­ness and Water­falls (wom­en’s only) trip in Que­bec. Well orga­nized with won­der­ful guides and great accom­mo­da­tion. Our lead guide Marc was able to accom­mo­date all rid­ing lev­els so there were chal­lenges for both inter­me­di­ate and more expe­ri­enced rid­ers. I also tried stand up pad­dle board­ing for the first time and loved it. Cheers to every­one involved in orga­niz­ing the trip, all of the guides and the great ladies I met.

Great les­son. Infor­ma­tion, advice and cri­tiques for each participant.

I had a fan­tas­tic expe­ri­ence with Sacred Rides in Neva­da and Utah! The trip was well-orga­nized yet flex­i­ble enough to accom­mo­date the wish­es of our (small) group. The food…I can’t say enough about the food. Every restau­rant was dif­fer­ent and fab­u­lous. We had snacks with us every­where we went — nuts, fruit, cook­ies, cheese and crack­ers, all of the options we could ever want. Brit­ta, our guide, was fun and an excel­lent coach. I learned so much and felt like I pro­gressed in my rid­ing. High­ly recommend!

Pre­cur­sor: The fol­low­ing review was writ­ten and revised over a cou­ple of days… Sacred Rides did try very hard to make my sit­u­a­tion right. The guides did try very hard, but I will say the trip was a dis­ap­point­ment on more than a few fronts. I would not rec­om­mend rid­ing the “Mag­nif­i­cent Mesas” trip if you are above a high mid­dle lev­el moun­tain bik­er. The meals were also pret­ty bad­ly over­sold. The break­fasts were very light con­ti­nen­tal type served by the hotel, and the lunch­es were most­ly the “pack your own sand­wich” vari­ety. The one includ­ed din­ner was 2.5 medi­um take out piz­zas and sal­ad split between 6 peo­ple. Last­ly, I was charged more than what I was told by the com­pa­ny oper­a­tor, and then told “Oops, I made a math mis­take.” No cor­rec­tion was offered. I’m sure after read­ing oth­er reviews that the more exot­ic loca­tions they do this would be of much greater val­ue, and if I was want­i­ng to go to one of those loca­tions I think they would offer a bet­ter val­ue propo­si­tion. For Saint George, Utah… not so much. As a fol­lowup, I am revis­ing this review because the own­er reached out to me by phone, and it was clear that they take these types of con­cerns seri­ous­ly. I did not per­son­al­ly take him up on his offers, because that is not why I wrote the review. I will, how­ev­er, say that the way he han­dled the sit­u­a­tion was stel­lar, and makes up for a lot of the way I had been feel­ing about the expe­ri­ence. Thanks Nate. Revi­sion 2: Nate sent me an email remind­ing me that “if there’s any chance you would con­sid­er join­ing us on anoth­er sacred ride, we would be hap­py to offer you a cred­it for the full amount of your Mag­nif­i­cent Mesas trip (essen­tial­ly a $2500 cred­it).” I don’t think I will take him up on it, but it does speak vol­umes to how seri­ous­ly they take crit­i­cism. I may not have had a fan­tas­tic, off the charts, amaz­ing time… but it’s pret­ty clear to me that they real­ly strive for this. I can’t quite give them 5 stars for my expe­ri­ence, but I sure have to give them that for try­ing to make it such. Keep up the good work, I’m sure I’m an outlier.

Rode with them in the Sacred Val­ley in Peru. Incred­i­ble trip. Amaz­ing guide. High­ly rec­om­mend it.

Every sin­gle time I take a Sacred Rides trip it has been won­der­ful: well orga­nized, great val­ue, always pro­fes­sion­al guides and great people.