7 Horseback Riding Tours in Northumberland That You Shouldn't Miss

April 16, 2022 Christa Meece

Discover the best top things to do in Northumberland, United Kingdom including Redesdale Equestrian, Sinderhope Pony Trekking Centre, Swinhoe Farm Riding Centre, Slate Hall Riding Centre, Kimmerston Riding Centre, Hay Farm Heavy Horse Centre, Haggerston Riding Centre.
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1. Redesdale Equestrian

Soppit Farm Elsdon, Otterburn NE19 1AF England +44 7714 343695 [email protected] http://redesdale-equestrian.co.uk/
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5.0 based on 4 reviews

Redesdale Equestrian

Redesdale Equestrian is situated in the picturesque surrounds of the Redesdale Valley between the villages of Otterburn and Elsdon and within a 40 minute drive of Newcastle, Hexham and Alnwick. We are fully insured, licensed and Local Authority approved to provide riding lessons for adults and children of all ages and abilities, as well as pony care sessions and stable management training to complement your riding. We also offer private and semi-private escorted trekking for experienced riders. We offer livery, breaking, schooling and competition services for all types of horse, as well as training grassroots and leisure riders with their own horses.

2. Sinderhope Pony Trekking Centre

High Sinderhope, Allendale, Hexham NE47 9SH England +44 1434 685266 http://www.sinderhopeponytrekking.co.uk/
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5.0 based on 8 reviews

Sinderhope Pony Trekking Centre

Reviewed By Izzydawes123

This is an amazing place to visit I personally go there for weekly less one and hav e been privileged to have been able to be taught to ride by such an amazing instructor Lisa has taught me for 3 years now and has brought me from a novice to an intermediate I woul d certainty recommend this to anyone looking for that perfect riding experience

3. Swinhoe Farm Riding Centre

Swinhoe Farm Riding Centre, Belford NE70 7LJ England +44 7762 773559 [email protected] http://www.swinhoefarmridingcentre.co.uk
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5.0 based on 7 reviews

Swinhoe Farm Riding Centre

A small BHS Approved riding centre in the picturesque countryside of North Northumberland. Professionally run by Claire Nixon UKCC Level 4 Coach. We offer riding lessons for all abilities from beginners to professional riders, on your horses or ours. All hacks are off road. Pony club and adult riding clubs. Tailor made educational training courses for a range of qualifications.

4. Slate Hall Riding Centre

South Lane, Seahouses NE68 7UL England +44 7709 816713 [email protected] http://www.slatehallridingcentre.com/
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4.5 based on 95 reviews

Slate Hall Riding Centre

Reviewed By fredbiffer - Bogota, Colombia

My 12 year old daughter and I loved our one hour beach ride on Seahouses beach. Sally was a friendly relaxed guide who matched us perfectly with horses of the right size and speed - all cobs with lovely "hairy hooves". All the horses felt very safe and sensible, but also capable of a good turn of speed on the beach, and they seemed happy with their work. Would thoroughly recommend.

5. Kimmerston Riding Centre

Kimmerston Riding Centre Kimmerston Farm Kimmerston RIDING, Wooler NE71 6JH England +44 1668 216283 [email protected] http://www.kimmerston.com/horse_rides.htm
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4.5 based on 67 reviews

Kimmerston Riding Centre

Reviewed By fosterotis2

My friend Margaret and I booked two x 1hr 30mins hacks last Saturday and Sunday. We are both experienced riders and were well suited with the horses we were partnered with. What a fabulous time we had!! I rode a horse called Calley and Margaret rode Larry for both hacks. When we arrived at the stables we were greeted by Hollie and the stable helpers. They were so pleasant and welcoming. The hacking was superb around the countryside with next to no roadwork. On Sunday afternoon we hacked out with Hilary (manager) and two different stable hands who were so lovely. Hilary knew the horses inside out and gave us a few tips on the horses likes/dislikes which was so helpful. What we were so impressed about was the condition of all the horses we saw at the stables and in the fields. They are so well looked after which is very important to us. We cannot recommend this riding stables highly enough. We were so well looked after both days. Thank you all so much.

6. Hay Farm Heavy Horse Centre

Ford & Etal Estate Nr Heatherslaw B6354, Berwick upon Tweed TD12 4TR England +44 1890 820601 [email protected] http://www.hayfarmheavies.co.uk/#!hay-farm/cq4e
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4.5 based on 322 reviews

Hay Farm Heavy Horse Centre

Hay Farm Heavy Horse Centre, is a traditional old working farm museum. Get up & personal with the resident gentle giants, the Clydesdales, learn their history and browse through an extensive museum collection of old working farm machinery and associated memorabilia. The Centre does not charge for admission but is ran as a not for profit organisation and donations are welcomed- all monies donated are directed back into the centre for its upkeep and the welfare of the horses, as Hay Farm is also a registered rescue Centre for heavy horses. The centre is largely undercover and is wheelchair friendly. Dogs are welcome on leads. Refreshments are available from the gift shop and homemade picnics can be supplied by prior arrangement. Group/ Large Parties are welcomed, please book for guided tours. Coaches welcome. Each third Sunday of the month visitors are able to peruse around the Farmers Market. THE CENTRE IS CLOSED ON A MONDAY EXCEPT FOR BANK HOLIDAYS THE CENTRE WAS SHOWN ON BBC COUNTRYFILE IN APRIL AND ALSO WAS RUNNER UP IN THE WOW AWARDS FOR BEST TOURIST ATTRACTION.

Reviewed By HazLouise - Gloucestershire, United Kingdom

Visited today (having visited the area two years ago and didn’t even know it was here - a real hidden gem) and we all (Grandma and my four year old son) really enjoyed it. The staff are so friendly and helpful, but at the same time leave you be to see the pigs, the sheep, the geese, the ducks and most importantly the ‘heavies’. It’s clear to see these beautiful animals are all much loved members of the family, the staff speak with such fondness of them. Being able to get so close to such giants to pet and stroke them and give them a treat is very special (if you love horses). Looking at the history behind Farm technology and how the horses were used is fascinating - and seeing all the impressive harnesses, bridles and leatherwork displayed gave a true sense of how strong these animals are. A gift shop where you can buy a souvenir and grab a slice of cake and coffee really completes the trip. Sad to miss the carriage rides but if we’re ever in the area again visit Hay Farm Heavies would definitely be on our must see list. Thank you to the boys (Teddy, Merlin, Scot, Dan and cheeky Stan) for being so patient and gentle and Cane and Sparkle too!

7. Haggerston Riding Centre

Haggerston Castle, Beal TD15 2NZ England +44 1289 381237 [email protected] http://www.haggerstonridingcentre.com
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4.0 based on 73 reviews

Haggerston Riding Centre

Reviewed By I7353SXstephenb - Blyth, United Kingdom

The horse riding was great fun for our 4 year old. She loved her horse Star and was well looked after during her ride.

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