Horseback riding Langhe and Roero

The horseback riding experience in the Langhe

Before departure, basic information will be given to all those who want to start horseback riding and have limited experience. The horses will be suitable for their use on the walk and always accompanied by instructors who will give necessary instructions during the route.

Safety equipment will also be provided at the start: jacket, helmet.

The clothing you will need to have to ride a horse will consist of sportswear with long pants and closed sports shoes.

Horseback Riding in Piedmont with Lunch or Wine Tasting

Horseback riding in Piedmont: discover the Langhe through beautiful landscapes, local food and authentic SlowDays experiences, at an unhurried pace.

Horseback riding weekend in the Langhe

weekend on horseback experience in the Langhe with landscapes, taste and authentic activities to discover the SlowDays area calmly and convivially.

Curious to discover the world of horse riding? Horse riding might be for you: explore itineraries and horse excursions in the Langhe with friends and fellow nature lovers. You can discover the landscapes of this unique territory. Each season offers breathtaking scenery and interesting routes to discover.

Thanks to our horseback riding itineraries in the Langhe, you will discover the extraordinary territory of the Langhe and the Roero in contact with a beautiful animal and an excellent companion for excursions. The horse is also a great friend of man, just like the dog or cat. Obviously, he is not as domestic as they are, but he is a great companion for walks and adventures. Approach the horse calmly to establish a bond of friendship, which will allow you to spend time in his company.

The horse pays attention, like many other animals, to the moods of people approaching; take your time. Even if, at first, the animal appears tall and strong, it has a very sweet heart: move slowly, make contact, and don’t be afraid to feel uncomfortable. You will find a meeting point with the horse very easily, and he will approach you cautiously and gently, making you feel welcome. Several riding stables in Piedmont are in unique locations to discover.

Bridesmaids often choose this option!

Would you like to give a SlowBox on horseback?

SlowBox Weekend - Horseback riding in the nature of the Langhe

A horseback riding weekend including meals, tastings and overnight stay.

SlowBox Day- Horseback riding tour in the Langhe

A day on horseback with a delicious lunch at a traditional inn.
Group during a horseback trek

Beginner horseback riding

Obviously, there will be no set-off on a horseback excursion in the Langhe for four or eight people. Still, there will be a minimum of theoretical preparation before the start. Along with this preparation, you will be given the safety equipment to wear. The handlers in Piedmont are equipped for this type of preparation, and thanks to a short basic training, they will guide you to travel the road safely in the saddle; there are some simple tricks to learn to enjoy the experience without fear.

It is usually ridden in single file, one behind the other, with an adequate distance between horses at a walk or trot. Have you heard of it yet? These gaits are the walk, the trot, and the gallop. The walk is slower and more stable; the trot and gallop are faster. Galloping is usually not recommended during the first horseback ride, especially if you are a beginner or a child.

While you may be a little afraid of an animal this size, try to stay relaxed and make emotional contact with the animal, and you will see that you really like it.

Families, children and horses

The first horseback ride with children? There’s always a first time!

Even if you’ve never been on horseback, you can enjoy the walk in complete tranquility and relaxation. The riding stables in Piedmont will give you the right directions for your first riding experience. You’ll find horses accustomed to being ridden by beginners and children.

Rightly, the activities a child can do on horseback will vary depending on their age. Children up to 8 years old can only ride ponies inside the riding stable, while children aged 14 and up can easily ride on their own.

Riding stables in Piedmont
Horse walking through the rows of a vineyard

Ready for a weekend on horseback?

Horseback riding in the Langhe is a magnificent adventure to break away from the daily routine and spend a unique day. You can spend the day with your friends, with your family, and why not also organize office trips- a great idea for team building! If you want to surprise someone and give them an experience, it might be a different gift than usual that they’ll surely appreciate.

Tip for a great gift idea: horseback riding. You can find prices for horseback riding with various options by clicking here.

From simple horseback rides for children to horseback rides for beginners approaching the world of horses for the first time in the Langhe or Roero landscape…it will be an unforgettable experience for you.

Ah, and let’s not forget the “eat” ending!

Riding stables in Piedmont: live the experience in Langa or Roero

You can choose the riding stables based on your preferences or their availability.

We can choose one of the two beautiful stables in the Roero or the Alta Langa. Depending on availability, we will choose the best solution for you.

Horse World, Horseback Riding

The great thing about horseback riding is that anyone can do it at any level; the important thing is to admit your limits and respect and love animals.

Horseback riding in the Langhe: the ideal breeds for horseback riding

Italians

  • Maremmano
  • Murgese
  • Avelignese
  • Salernitano
  • Sardinian Arabic Anglo

Americans

  • Quarter horse
  • Paint horse
  • Appaloosa

Arabe

  • Argentine Criollo
  • Lusitano

The riding stables in Piedmont are home to various breeds that you can learn about thanks to the various horseback rides in the Langhe.

Which is your favorite?

Choose appropriate clothing

If you’ve never ridden a horse, here are a few ideas you might need. Wear “Onion” clothing so you can handle a grayer or wetter day, and still stay in short sleeves in hot sun. Comfortable pants, like long stretch jeans. Sports shoes. Everything else, such as the bob, will be provided to you by the riding stables. Remember not to wear scarves or accessories with laces or ropes; they may attach to the saddle or get caught in shrubs.

Do you have any questions about this first obstacle?

First, you won’t be alone! The staff who will help you can reassure you and teach you. In the meantime, here’s some basic information: on horseback, you always climb from the left side, with your right hand resting on the saddle and your left hand firmly on the top of the saddle. The first foot to climb is the left one, which goes into the stirrup. A gentle momentum will lift you onto the left stirrup, then carefully bring your right foot over the horse’s body. Both feet in stirrups, heels down.

Here are many ideas for days.

Here, we are not talking about just an hour of riding. Let’s talk about a complete experience, a day where you will also have other experiences combined.

If you then become passionate about this sport, you may discover that it is not so expensive, and that you may even think of having a horse of your own: but let’s not run! Start a SLOW day, and then the rest will follow

Why choose SlowDays for your Horseback Riding Tour?

  • Because we collaborate with riding stables that care about animals and nature
  • We choose the most interesting areas to discover
  • Let’s create packages that always have that extra something!
  • Because with SlowDays you will have assistance during your Horseback Riding Tour in the Langhe
  • A riding experience in the Langhe is always a good excuse to taste excellent wines
  • Because if you want to be in touch with nature you have to choose the right places!

Many other reasons are part of our experience for this type of Tour/Vacation. I suggest you come to the Langhe to discover the other points. I’ll wait for you!