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Facilities:

With over 40 acres of pasture to graze, individual paddocks, 2 - 20 stall barns, an indoor arena, two outdoor rings, and lake; we're able to offer a desired quality of life here. Whether you enjoy a relaxing trail ride along spectacular mountain ridge views, like the thrill of racing barrels, or prefer a sophisticated hunter/jumper or equitation style, Hi Acres provides the opportunity to make any of this possible.

Tucked away in the countryside of Westmoreland County, Hi Acre Stables has been home to horses and riders for over 50 years. Established in 1962 by Gilbert and Virginia Keblitis, we are the first stables in the area to offer horse shows, riding lessons, boarding, and apprenticeships.

Live to

Ride

Facilities:

Tucked away in the countryside of Westmoreland County, Hi Acre Stables has been home to horses and riders for over 50 years. Established in 1962 by Gilbert and Virginia Keblitis, we are the first stables in the area to offer horse shows, riding lessons, boarding, and apprenticeships.

Live to

Ride

Facilities:

​Tucked away in the countryside of Westmoreland County, Hi Acre Stables has been home to horses and riders for over 50 years. Established in 1962 by Gilbert and Virginia Keblitis, we are the first stables in the area to offer horse shows, riding lessons, boarding, and apprenticeships.

Tucked away in the countryside of Westmoreland County, Hi Acre Stables has been home to horses and riders for over 50 years. Established in 1962 by Gilbert and Virginia Keblitis, we are the first stables in the area to offer horse shows, riding lessons, boarding, and apprenticeships.