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Top 5 Things to do in Ravenstonedale, England
Discover the best top things to do in Ravenstonedale, United Kingdom including Eden Valley Trail Riding Centre, Cumbria Classic Coaches, St Oswalds Church, Riverside Golf Club, Stonetrail Riding Centre.
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1. Eden Valley Trail Riding Centre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 14 reviews
2. Cumbria Classic Coaches
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 19 reviews
Small family run classic coach company, nestling beneath the Howgill Fells in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Weekly bus service to Barnard Castle on market day (Wednesday) runs all year. Easter to October service to Hawes market town (Tuesday) please note fares apply (concessionary passes accepted) Also available for private hires/tours. Visitors welcome by appointment.
3. St Oswalds Church
4. Riverside Golf Club
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 20 reviews
Short par 3 golf course, 85-135 yards. Ideal for first time and keen golfers, good short game practace. Great family fun, beautifull course, village and setting. No clubhouse, honesty box at 1st tee, with picnic table. Club hire available (phone ahead) or at Kings Head close by. Well kept testing little course, offers great value.
Reviewed By ThreeBikes - Durham, United Kingdom
Played here today, after a gap of some years. Excellent course. Some challenges but plenty of well cut fairways which reduces the lost ball count. Immensely scenic and interesting, good greens and excellent fun. Wonderfully positioned, so you can retire to the Kings Head, or Black Swan for a great pub meal afterwards If you like Par 3s this is an excellent example (also try the Rosedale, Yorks, version of the same) Heartily recommended
5. Stonetrail Riding Centre
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By 470lizs - Stranraer, United Kingdom
A friend and I stayed at Stonetrail for 3 nights with our own horses and enjoyed 4 wonderful days of riding. Alison and Colin made us very welcome and took time to explain the routes as well as providing maps and talkrounds. All the rides were amazing, some of them taking in part of the Pennine Bridleway. The going was varied including tracks, grassy gallops over the fells and climbs to the high peaks with glorious views. Both our horses are barefoot and managed well over 4 days. Lots of gates but most of them could be opened from horseback. Facilites at the yard were great, lovely flat field, safe fencing, easy access to the yard, secure storage for tack etc. The accommodation for humans is very well appointed, stylish and comfortable with a hot tub for post-ride relaxation! Lots of good pubs within a short drive for evening meals. We would highly recommend this place as a base for trail riding with your own horse.
