Highlands Unbridled
About this yard
Highlands Unbridled runs all-inclusive guided trail rides through the Scottish Highlands, covering terrain that puts most riding holidays firmly in the shade. Routes include a three-coast ride visiting all three Scottish coastlines, a passage through the Great Glen, and rides across the wild west Highlands and the Cairngorms National Park. Trips run between three and ten days and are fully all-inclusive: accommodation in Highland hotels and lodges, all meals from breakfast through dinner, riding, guiding and luggage transfers where needed. Groups are kept deliberately small. The skill level required leans toward confident and experienced, this is open-country riding in genuine wilderness, not a gentle park hack. A strong seat and a willingness to cover real miles are the main prerequisites.
Facilities
Pricing
Multi-day all-inclusive trail rides. Packages range from long weekends to seven-day coast-to-coast routes. Includes horse, guiding and accommodation. Contact for current pricing.
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What to wear
Standard guidance for equestrian yards in the UK. Check with your yard if you're unsure.
A correctly fitted hat to current safety standards (PAS 015 or VG1). Bicycle helmets are not permitted. Hats are available to hire, usually reserved for first-time riders.
Boots with a small heel, riding boots, walking boots or wellies all work. Trainers and flat-soled shoes are not permitted for safety reasons.
Close-fitting, weather-appropriate clothes. Shoulders and legs must be covered, no vest tops or shorts. Jackets and coats should be fastened securely. Waterproofs are recommended for outdoor lessons.
Long hair should be tied back in a ponytail before putting on your helmet. All jewellery must be removed before riding.
Clients arriving in unsuitable clothing or footwear may not be permitted to ride, for their own safety. If in doubt, contact the yard before your visit.
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