May 25 to Jun 1, 2025
The event will take place annually during the best season of the year, showcasing the most breathtaking landscapes of our region. This incredible adventure will challenge both riders and their horses, combining horsemanship, orienteering, and team spirit. The winner will not be the fastest, but the cleverest team.
Riders will journey in small groups of just six, traversing wild and spectacular terrain. Nights will be spent in comfortable camps, where participants can unwind around the fire in a traditional, warm atmosphere, surrounded by their horses.
The adventure will culminate in an exciting 40 km endurance race, testing both skill and stamina.
Horse Riding Level
Difficulty of the Trail: 4/4
Riding Level: Confident intermediate to advanced riders.
To participate in our trails, riders must have a competent riding level, enabling them to stay in control during group canters on forward-going horses, navigate technical passages, mount and dismount independently multiple times a day, and groom, tack, and untack their horse without assistance.
A good physical condition is essential.
Rhythms of the Trail
Duration: 5.5 riding days
Time on Horseback: 5 to 6 hours each day, including 5 days of orienteering, a training course, and a 40 km endurance race.
Daily Distance: 28 to 35 kilometers, with a different stop each evening.
Pace: Mostly walk, with opportunities for trots and canters throughout the day.
Maximum Weight
The weight limit for riders on the progressive trail is 85 kg (including riding clothes).
Riders exceeding 85 kg may book an additional horse for an extra charge. This option is subject to availability and will depend on the rider's skill level and the availability of suitable horses.
Rider’s Responsibilities
Riders are responsible for their horses throughout the trail. This includes tacking and untacking the horse, watering and feeding it, and taking care of the horse’s equipment.
Our stable is composed of forward-going Arab horses who will surprise you with their robustness and their agility. They are small (1,50 m on average - the ideal size for trailing on tortuous paths !).
Responsive, well-balanced and respectful of the rider, they are trained with natural horsemanship method. Our horses live together in a herd, which contributes to their well-being. Don't look for boxes, when they are not on trail, our horses are grazing in the fields around the farm.