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This
holiday is about exploring the wide open spaces and relaxing in
the peace and tranquility of the highland landscape. A landscape
which is steeped in history - not least our base at St Bridget
Farm, site of a medieval chapel and from 1738-1745 home of the
famous Gordon of Glenbucket who was deeply involved in the
Jacobite Risings of 1715 and 1745.
During your
weeks holiday, we will be riding for on average 5-6 hours per
day. With minimal riding on public roads the trails cover varied
and occasionally demanding terrain at a medium pace with plenty
of opportunities to canter.
In the interest of
safety and enjoyment trail rides are restricted to a maximum
group size of 8. Our trail riding holidays are specifically for
experienced riders only and an ability to canter confidently is
essential. It is physically demanding to ride all
day, and for your enjoyment and the horses wellbeing, it is
expected that you are reasonably fit.
In addition to your usual riding
clothing we suggest that you should bring (just in case!)
gloves, a warm jumper, waterproofs and definitely a camera is
recommended. All riders must wear a riding hat and these can be
provided here if you are unable to bring your own.
Click
here to see our six day holiday itinerary
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