Loch Lomond Pony Trekking

It should be noted that the pace is leisurely with the emphasis being on experiencing the amazing scenery, and as such would be perfect for couples, families and groups of friends alike.

Current maximum weight limit of 15.0 stone (95 kilograms)

Minimum age of 12 years for full trek

Following the initial assessment in the arena, it is a requirement that riders will be expected to control the horses themselves as there will be no lead rein facility (someone walking on the ground leading).

Riding Safety Hats are compulsory.  We will provide all participants with a suitable riding safety hat. (You may wish to bring along your own riding hat however it must meet current safety standards and will be checked by Loch Lomond Pony Trekking staff prior to any trek).

All our saddles are equipped with safety stirrups however all participants should bring appropriate sensible footwear for riding. Footwear with a flat sole and a small heel, including boots, wellingtons and walking boots are acceptable.

Horse riding is a high risk sport and handling horses can be potentially dangerous.  We take great care to ensure that the horses and ponies offered to our clients are well trained and reliable, but they are hired to the rider with the clear understanding that YOU RIDE ENTIRELY AT YOUR OWN RISK.

All ride leaders have extensive experience of ponies, are qualified through the British Horse Society / Trekking & Riding Society of Scotland, and are First Aid qualified to ensure that the treks are safe and managed to a very high standard.

We also offer separate activities packages with our partner Loch Lomond Shooting School, to provide the complete experience.  With archery, air rifle and clay pigeon shooting all located centrally to the farm.  We would be delighted to tailor any package to suit your individual needs.

For further information, or to make your reservation, please contact us on 07745 277 320 or alternatively email us