Where to go horse riding this Winter
Strut through a working cattle property or take in the idyllic countryside; our guide to getting back in the saddle locally.
Updated 15 May
Winter in Toowoomba is the perfect time to embrace the charm of horse riding, with the crisp air and serene landscapes providing an idyllic backdrop for adventure. Whether you're an experienced equestrian or a beginner looking to start a new hobby, the region offers a variety of excellent options. From riding through vast cattle properties to exploring picturesque bushland and discovering equestrian centers that cater to all skill levels, there's a horse riding experience waiting for you. Saddle up and explore the best places to ride around Toowoomba this winter.
COWBOY UP TRAIL RIDING
Experience the Australian outback on horseback with Cowboy Up Trail Riding, located a scenic drive away from Toowoomba. This place offers rides on friendly Quarter Horses through a working cattle property. Perfect for all skill levels, their horses have also been featured in movies and commercials. Approximately 30 minutes drive from Toowoomba.
As QLD's largest provincial equestrian center, Scenic Lodge offers a comprehensive introduction to horse riding for individuals of all ages. Located on the New England Hwy Hampton near Toowoomba, it’s the perfect place to start your equestrian journey. About 20 minutes north from Tmba.
Specializing in beginner lessons, Splendacrest Stables also breeds Arabian racehorses and endurance horses. Nestled on 40 acres of stunning countryside south of Toowoomba, it's an ideal setting for new riders. Visit them online for more details: No specific website provided. Roughly 15 minutes drive.
Offering trail rides across 1000 acres of picturesque Australian bush, Fordsdale Horseback Adventures is located at 171 Wagners Rd, Fordsdale, QLD 4343. It’s a fantastic way to explore the natural beauty surrounding Toowoomba. Approximately 40 minutes drive from Toowoomba.
A family-friendly club that welcomes all levels of rider and all breeds of horses. They hold monthly trail rides, some through private property and some along quiet country roads
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