Trail ride

What you can expect:

- Map reading and orientation in the terrain

- Ride planning (group, mounts, terrain, weather, season)

- Route selection, route guidance for the next day

- Equipment check

- Topic: Trail riding group and daily schedule

- Mule horse check

- Topic: equipment, hoof protection,

- The opportunity to try out riding with a hand/pack animal

1. Course day

- 10 am meeting

- Getting to know your fellow riders and the riding animals, short riding round in the forest

- Simple lunch

- Map reading and orientation in the terrain

- Riding out together with a guide from a participant with a map

- Dinner at the inn

- Route selection, route guidance for the next day

- Overnight stay at the mule farm

- Accommodation for the horses and mules at the mule farm

2.Course day

- Breakfast together

- Equipment check

- Ride out together guided by a participant with a map

- Simple lunch

- Ride out together guided by a participant with a map

- Dinner at the inn

- Topic: Trail riding group and daily schedule

- Route selection, route guidance for the next day

- Overnight stay at the mule farm

- Accommodation for the horses and mules at the mule farm

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3. Course day

- Breakfast together

- Horse check

- Ride to the next trail riding station with a picnic from the saddle bag

- Guided tour by participants with map

- Dinner

- Topic: Equipment, hoof protection, ride organization

- Route selection, route guidance for the next day

- Overnight stay at the trail riding station/inn

- Accommodation for the horses and mules in boxes, meadow paddocks or pasture

4. Course day

- Breakfast together

- Ride back to the mule farm with a picnic from the saddle bag

- Guided tour by participants with map

- Conclusion with coffee at the mule farm

- Open questions and feedback

- End around 6 pm

(subject to change)

Mule farm.