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Yorkshire Equestrian - Horse Riding In England
Covering horse riding and equestrian facilities in the stunning county of Yorkshire in Northern England.
Riding in Yorkshire ...
The picturesque County of Yorkshire is among the largest in England and is divided
into four parts - North, South, East and West Yorkshire.
The city of York, is famed for its historic Roman Walls and its charming medieval streets which are home to the famous York Minster Cathedral.
York Minster is a superb example of medieval architecture dating back to the Roman Era and boasts one of the finest collections of stained glass in existence.
The Yorkshire Dales is an area of outstanding beauty, with a large part designated one of England's protected national parks.
Other Yorkshire attractions include Bolton Castle, a magnificent medieval fortress built in 1399 by Richard le Scrope; the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, a preserved steam railway running 18 miles through the picturesque Yorkshire Moors; Brodsworth Hall; and much much more.
Yorkshire's equestrian facilities are superb :
The Yorkshire equestrian heritage is rich and varied with traditions ranging from the breeding of champion show jumpers to ancient hunts and equestrian competitiors revered worldwide.
There really is no better place to have a canter than Yorkshire, be it alongside the Heritage Coastline, through one of the three National Parks or along the bridle paths and routes setup especially for horse riders.
The Pennine Bridleway National Trail provides a fresh challenge for horse
riders as it threads its way through the Pennine hills, it combines historic
packhorse routes with specially created paths.
The Settle Loop is the first section of the Pennine Bridleway to be opened in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. The 16km (10 mile) loop takes in stunning limestone scenery including views of the important Malham Tarn.
The route starts in Settle and climbs out into the Yorkshire Dales, traversing the wonderful limestone upland, before descending back towards Settle. The Trail incorporates open grassy stretches, limestone outcrops, grass / gravel paths and quiet winding lanes.
The Mary Towneley Loop is a 47 mile circular trail which forms part of the Pennine Bridleway and is suitable for all types of horse riders.
If you offer riding or equestrian services in Yorkshire and you're not listed in our pages, be sure to Submit Your Details to our Yorkshire Directory.
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