Lessons + horse riding 1h30 at Le Pout

A horseback rideis good for the bodyand the mind!

But what if we offered a riding course to familiarize you with your horse by learning to trot, gallop... To then go for a walk, that would be great, right? It's entirely possible !

Let's start by explaining how your course will work.

Meet at our stable at Le Pout where you will be welcomed by your instructor. Before the lesson begins, your teacher will help you groom and saddle your horse, making sure you have the right saddle and bridle for the horse and to your level of equestrian experience. Once you are mounted and your instructor has made some adjustments to your position and the horse's equipment, you begin to warm up by walking and >trottingaround the arena. Your instructor is there to monitor your balance, your technique and helps you make any necessary corrections. This 30-minute lesson is truly an introduction to horse riding and as you progress, you will feel more comfortable during your ride.

How does thehorseback ride take place?

You received a riding lessonjust before so you do not need to equip your horse. You go on a walk directly after your course and you will be able to put your learning to good use during this wilderness excursion. The walk takes place in this small town called Le Pout which is a peaceful place, ideal for a moment of relaxation while contemplating the landscapes. In this campaign, you will pass through vineyards, fields and a river which immerses you in a natural environment > absolutely fantastic. As you travel through Le Pout, you will be able to see castles and historic manor houses nestled in the hills. Depending on the season, you may also encounter fields of sunflowers or wheat, or see vines laden with ripe grapes. /strong>.

Overall, this ride offers you a great horse riding experience crossing a village in complete tranquility.

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