Horse Riding in Kincardineshire, Scotland

The County of Kincardine, also known as Kincardineshire or The Mearns (from A’ Mhaoirne meaning ‘The Stewartry’) sits on the east coast of Scotland between Aberdeenshire and Angus.

Known as Scotland’s Castle and Whisky Country, this region of Scotland is truly blessed with outstanding scenery.

You can sample the water of life and visit the distilleries and cooperage on the world’s only Malt Whisky trail.

Or while Horse Riding in Kincardineshire, follow the Castle Trail taking in the finest gems the region has to offer.

Or head to the coast where vast empty beaches with picturesque fishing villages and dramatic cliff top scenery provide the perfect backdrop for horse riders.

Kincardinehsire Equestrian Centres & Horse Riding Facilities

Kincardinehsire Foxhounds

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The most Northerly pack of Foxhounds in the UK – The Kincardineshire Hunt is the only truly private pack of hounds in Scotland and, probably, in the UK. The area hunted is in the North East of Scotland with boundaries: North – Fraserburgh – East – Peterhead – West – Huntly – South – Stonehaven.

The Kincardineshire Foxhounds were formed in July 1997 following the disbandment of the Grampian Foxhounds and are one of the most recent pack of hounds to be registered by the M.F.H.A. (Masters of Foxhounds Association)

Local Riding in Kincardinehsire
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