Top 9 Horseback Riding Tours in Northern Norway, Northern Norway

December 30, 2021 Tambra Mccollister

Home to both the midnight sun (with constant daylight from April to July) and the northern lights, North Norway is a rugged land of steep mountains, deep fjords and scenic coastline, making it a great place for outdoor adventures like dog sledding, snowmobiling and wildlife safaris. It's also the ancient home of the Sami people, 3,000 of whom live (along with 100,000 reindeer) at Kautokeino, Norway's largest municipality at over 3,700 square miles.
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1. Lyngshestlandet

Flatvoll, Storslett 9151 Norway +47 77 76 55 04 [email protected]
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Lyngshestlandet

2. Viking Horses Norway

Soersiveien 146, Sorreisa 9310 Norway +47 909 70 326 [email protected] http://www.vikinghorses.no
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Viking Horses Norway

Our goal is to offer horseback riding to places you otherwise do not come and make the trip a memorable experience. We have safe, well behaved horses from the three old Norwegian breeds; the Nordland/Lyngen horse, the Fjord horse and the Dole horse. Real Viking horses! We have horses suited for every level, novice or experienced, and skilled tour guides who offer the little extra to make your experience exceptional!

Reviewed By trvlchickie80 - Rock Island, United States

Viking Horses staff take the time to match you with the perfect horse and walk you through the paces to make sure you know what to do before you start your ride. They cared enough to have a birthday cake for me! Cannot recommend them enough! Absolutely wonderful staff! Barbara is the best!!!

3. Pinpoint Travel

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Pinpoint Travel is founded by Arlene Foster-Nielsen an Australian travel enthusiast based in Northern Norway. Having lived in 3 continents and experienced 42 countries she is able to offer first-hand knowledge to create the holiday of your dreams. Our specialty is Northern Norway (and Scandinavia), Australia, Philippines, & not limited major European countries. We are fluent in 3 languages.

4. Hov Gard

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Hov Gard Riding Center is situated in beautiful surroundings at Hov on the island of Gimsøy, by a white sandy beach with a view of the ocean and the midnight sun, on the far side of the Lofoten Islands. At the moment we have 46 Icelandic horses and 1 Shetland pony. Here at Hov, you can ride in the mountains, on the beach and along roads that the predecessors of our "Viking horses" rode on over a thousand years ago.

5. Stall P pa Grytting

Grytting 130 Rodbrun, Sortland Norway +47 402 48 858 [email protected]
Stall P pa Grytting

Stall Pedersen is a privately owned farm located at Grytting, Hadsel county, 11 km from Stokmarknes and 17 km from Sortland. The farm is surrounded by a fantastic nature that is used for horseback riding in a varied terrain. The farm is open for riding all four seasons. The barn holds 16 well educated, safe(both in traffic and the woods) horses and ponies who can do showjumping, dressage, trail riding and handicap riding. We can offer riding on an outdoors riding arena with an instructor in both showjumping and dressage, rides out in the nature – all depending on the riders experience.We can offer horseback riding with instruction in both show jumping and dressage, trail riding out in the nature in varied terrains - all depending on the rider's experience. Private lesson dressage 300 NOK per personGroup lesson dressage 200 NOK per personPrivate lesson show jumping 400 NOK per personGroup lesson show jumping 250 NOK per personTrail riding w/leader:Trip I is a trip in a flat terrain that brings you in to the amazing Gryttingsdalen. Inside the valley is a beautiful lake, surrounded by great mountains and a view of the ocean and the Alps of Vesterålen. The trip takes about 40-60 minutes, depending on the riders experience. 40-60 min. Easy terrain, beginner/lightly practiced ridersGroup with more than 3 people: 300 NOK each. Group with less than 3 people: 400 NOK eachTrip II A trip in a steeper terraing, but with with an easy tempo. The trip goes along the foot of the mountains behind the farm, brings you up to the top of Gjerstad where a terrific view of the ocean, the mountains and Stokmarknes can be enjoyed. Takes about 100-120 minutes.100-120 min. Steep terrain, for somewhat practiced riders. Group with more than 3 people: 400 NOK each.Group with less thant 3 people: 500 NOK each.Trip III This is a trip for those with a bit more experience because of very varied terrains and longer stretches for a nice run. The trip takes between 100-120 minutes. 100-120 min. More challenging grounds and a higher tempo. Group with more than 3 people: 400 NOK eachGroup with less than 3 people: 500 NOK each

6. Arctic Ranch Western Riding

Arctic Ranch, Ballangen Norway +47 995 90 434
Arctic Ranch Western Riding

7. Bjorkengen Gard

Bjorkengen Gard

We are a riding centre in Bø in Vesterålen offering riding lessons, riding safaris and more. We have kind and social animals including horses, pigs, cats, a dog and a donkey and anyone is free to visit anytime.

8. North Up as

North Up as

Born and raised in Norway’s far north, we’re able to give you a unique insight into the Arctic way of life, and guide you to hidden local treasures. With our in-depth knowledge about off the beaten path locations, local habits and culture, we will ensure your experience in Arctic Norway is an unforgettable one. Whatever your heart desires, we have the knowledge and connections to make it happen.

9. Bjorkengen Gard

Fiskumyran 19, Bo, Engeloya 8465 Norway +47 902 03 946 http://www.bjorkengen.no

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