Ride Prices

Find current rates for every ride, from gentle lead reins to full-day Northumberland adventures.

A sweeping panoramic view of Kimmerston-style open moorland and patchwork fields seen from horseback, with the foreground dominated by a glossy dark horse’s ears and neatly braided forelock. The bridle’s oiled leather and gleaming metal buckles catch the light as the track winds gently between gorse bushes and grassy banks. Soft, bright morning sunlight illuminates the distant Cheviot Hills under a wide blue sky with a few drifting clouds. Photographic realism, captured from a rider’s-eye perspective with a moderate depth of field so the horse’s ears are in sharp focus while the landscape gradually softens, creating an immersive sense of scenic hacking in Northumberland.

Pricing

Compare our most popular hacks, private lessons and scenic rides, with clear durations and prices per rider.

Lead Rein

Private and group riding lessons from £40 per rider for 45 minutes, or £55 for a full 60‑minute session, including use of a suitable horse or pony, riding hat hire, and instruction tailored to complete beginners through to experienced riders.

✓ Lead rein

✓ 30 minutes

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Country Hack

Scenic countryside hacks start at £45 per person for a gentle 1‑hour trek, £65 for a 90‑minute ride, and £80 for a 2‑hour hack, with small group sizes and routes matched to your confidence and experience.

✓ Country lanes

✓ Quiet horses

✓ Walk trot

✓ Private lesson

✓ Instructor support

Reserve spot

Coastal Ride

Special experiences such as half‑day treks and beach rides are from £95 per rider (around 3 hours in the saddle, with short breaks), while full‑day ride packages with picnic lunch begin at £155 per person; family and group discounts are available on request.

✓ Forest tracks

✓ Small groups

✓ Faster paces

✓ Experienced riders

✓ Beach option

✓ Photo stops

✓ Gift vouchers

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Details

All prices are per person and include helmets. Rides last 30–120 minutes, age 4+, weight limit 15 stone. Wear long trousers, boots with a small heel, and bring weather-appropriate layers.

Read notes
A glossy chestnut horse with a neatly brushed mane and polished leather saddle stands quietly beside a traditional wooden mounting block, positioned at the edge of a wide riding arena. Beyond, rolling Northumberland fields stretch into the distance, dotted with dry stone walls and distant hills. Late afternoon golden-hour sunlight washes across the scene, catching the horse’s coat with warm highlights and casting long, soft shadows in the sand school. Photographic realism, eye-level composition with the horse slightly off-centre using the rule of thirds, crisp focus on the animal and tack with a gently blurred countryside backdrop, creating a calm, professional and inviting atmosphere for all-ability riders.