Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of horseback riding with the unique “360° Horseback Riding” experience, designed to captivate both curious beginners and experienced riders seeking a deep connection with the horse. In 4 hours of full engagement, you will enjoy a comprehensive journey that goes beyond a simple horseback ride, offering authentic emotions and unforgettable moments.
PROGRAM:
09:30 a.m.: meeting point at Villa Rendena, Via Nazionale 4, at the Gottardi Lara farm.
The experience comes to life starting with the care and preparation of the horse — a special moment to connect with these magnificent animals, learning how to saddle them and look after them with care.
This is followed by a ground activity, where leading the horse with a working rope becomes a valuable opportunity to build trust and communication, step by step.
Next comes the excitement of mounting in the arena, where, guided by experienced instructors, participants refine their skills in an atmosphere of growth and discovery.
The heart of the experience is the ride to the Bar in Verdesina, run by the Mete Cooperative. Here, in a warm and welcoming atmosphere, we will enjoy a moment of true conviviality with a special aperitif, accompanied by a tasting of traditional locally made artisan desserts. A perfect blend of sport, nature, and the authentic flavors of the region.
Around 1:30 p.m.: return to the village and conclusion of the experience.
PRICE:
€125 per person.
Ask your accommodation if they have a partnership to purchase the experience at a reduced price!
ACCESSIBILITY:
This event does not meet the conditions to allow access to everyone. Please contact the organizers for details.
USEFUL INFO:
Recommended for participants aged 14 and over
Bookings close two days before the experience at 5:00 PM or when the maximum number of participants is reached. The experience can be booked online. The event will take place with a minimum of 3 participants.
In case of cancellation by the organizer, a full refund will be issued to participants.
