From the rolling hills to the lush valleys, Exmoor is an area of natural beauty that is perfect for exploring on horseback. As the largest area of lowland in the United Kingdom, Exmoor is an ideal place to take a horse riding adventure. With its sweeping trails, rugged moors, and picturesque views, Exmoor offers riders of all levels of experience the opportunity to explore and enjoy the great outdoors. Whether you’re looking for a leisurely ride or an invigorating trail, Exmoor has something for everyone.  Saddle up and head out for an unforgettable experience.

Safety:

Whether you’re walking, riding, or both, make sure you stay a safe distance from the edges of trails and cliffs. If you feel like you’re not keeping your balance or are in danger, dismount and walk around until you feel more comfortable. Exmoor is a beautiful place, but it can also be dangerous. It’s important to remember that you’re in charge of your safety. Do whatever you can to keep yourself and your horse safe.

The more you explore the area, the better idea you’ll have of which activities you enjoy most. While you can find bridleways across most of Exmoor, certain areas are perfect for certain types of activities. For example, the higher you go, the rougher and more challenging the terrain will be. The moorland is home to some of the best trails for trail riding. If you’d like to explore the waterways, head to coastal areas where the water is shallow.

Tips when out and about

Ready to saddle up? Make sure you’re ready for an adventure by packing the right things in your saddle bag. Make sure you have plenty of water, a snack, your riding hat, sunscreen, and a first aid kit. Other things you’ll want to bring include is a map, compass, binoculars, and phone.

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