12 Mile Stables
5547 S Parker Rd, Aurora, CO 80015
12 Mile Stables is located within Cherry Creek State Park in Aurora, Colorado, offering trail rides, riding lessons, and horse boarding with access to over 5...
Franktown occupies a stretch of the Black Forest transition zone in Douglas County, where the high plains begin giving way to ponderosa pine stands east of the Front Range. Elevation here sits above 6,500 feet, which means cooler summers than Denver despite the proximity, and winters that bring real snow but also plenty of clear, dry days for riding. The open acreage and rural character of the area have made Franktown a natural fit for horse properties.
Boarding facilities in the Franktown area benefit from the same wide-open landscape that defines this part of Douglas County. The combination of plains terrain and forested edges creates a setting suited to trail riding and open-field work alike. For horse owners relocating to the southern Denver suburbs who want rural character without sacrificing access to the metro, Franktown is worth exploring carefully.
Check out the boarding options available throughout the Franktown area below.
About horse boarding in Franktown
Franktown occupies a stretch of the Black Forest transition zone in Douglas County, where the high plains begin giving way to ponderosa pine stands east of the Front Range. Elevation here sits above 6,500 feet, which means cooler summers than Denver despite the proximity, and winters that bring real snow but also plenty of clear, dry days for riding. The open acreage and rural character of the area have made Franktown a natural fit for horse properties.
Boarding facilities in the Franktown area benefit from the same wide-open landscape that defines this part of Douglas County. The combination of plains terrain and forested edges creates a setting suited to trail riding and open-field work alike. For horse owners relocating to the southern Denver suburbs who want rural character without sacrificing access to the metro, Franktown is worth exploring carefully.
Check out the boarding options available throughout the Franktown area below.
American Sport Horses
7745 N. Moore Rd, Littleton, CO 80135
American Sport Horses is one of Colorado's finest equestrian riding and training centers offering both English Hunter Jumper Riding and Western Pleasure Trails.
Andover Morgan Horse Farm
3300 E Belleview Ave, Greenwood Village, CO 80121
Craig Morris Cutting Horses
5567 S Perry Park Rd, Sedalia, CO 80135
Craig Morris Cutting Horses is a cutting horse training facility located in Sedalia, Colorado.
Love Horses, learn to ride at Winding Creek Ranch LLC.
7193 S. State Highway 83, Franktown, CO 80116
Love Horses, learn to ride at Winding Creek Ranch LLC.
Mile High Horse Ranch
12587 Tomahawk Road, Parker, CO 80138
Mile High Horse Ranch was built by Vanda Werner and is a full service boarding and training facility for eventing.
Mimosa Ridge, LLC
7728 Inspiration Drive, Parker, CO 80138
The website associated with this listing belongs to Mimosa Ridge Weddings, a full-service wedding venue located on the chalk bluffs of the Tombigbee River in...
Pine Cliff Ranch Horse Boarding
5789 Pine Cliff Ave, Sedalia, CO 80135
Pine Cliff Ranch is a nearly 4,000-acre property that raises Angus Cattle and provides general Horse Boarding & Riding.
Ranch of the Red Horse
5543 Lake Gulch Rd, Castle Rock, CO 80104
Beast of Burden Recovery and Education Center, operating from the Ranch of the Red Horse location in Castle Rock, Colorado, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicate...
Sky View Farm LLC
1705 Outter Marker Rd, Castle Rock, CO 80108
Sky View Farm in Castle Rock, Colorado is a ranch that hosts community events including the annual Mini Derby charity event featuring miniature horse races, ...
Sunset Pines
2026 Andrea Place, Parker, CO 80138
Sunset Pines offers a quiet, private boarding option at a beautiful facility conveniently located just 12 miles east of Parker.
VDM Sport Horses
6002 Ron King Trail, Littleton, CO 80125
VDM Sport Horses is an equestrian facility offering boarding, breeding, coaching, training, leasing, and sales services.
Frequently Asked Questions About Horse Boarding in the Franktown Area
What is the terrain like for riding in the Franktown area?
Franktown sits in the Black Forest transition zone where high plains meet ponderosa pine terrain. This creates a varied landscape for riding, with open fields, forested patches, and rolling terrain typical of Douglas County at elevation above 6,500 feet.
How do winters affect horse boarding in Franktown, Colorado?
Winters in Franktown bring genuine snowfall given the elevation, but the Front Range location also means many clear, dry days between storms. Horses here need adequate shelter and appropriate winter hay management, and facilities typically plan for cold-weather turnout routines.
Is Franktown a good location for horse owners commuting to the Denver area?
Franktown sits in Douglas County with reasonable access to the southern Denver metro. Horse owners who want rural acreage and a quieter boarding environment while remaining within commuting distance of Castle Rock or the Tech Center often find this part of Douglas County to be a practical choice.