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HORSE TREKKING IN NZ
NZ boasts some of the world’s best horse treks. Our varied scenery up and down the country offers up some of the most stunning backdrops, challenging terrain and bucket-list destinations to discover.
THINGS TO KEEP IN MIND WHEN HORSE TREKKING IN NZ
Before you set out on our journey, make sure you know the terrain and its specific requirements. Some horses may be more appropriate for certain terrain types than others, and it’s worth knowing your route to be aware of challenges such as waterway crossings, steep climbs or unstable terrain. The age and strength of your horse, as well as your skill level, must always be considered before attempting a new route.
If you’re new to dealing with stallions, or if you’re considering buying stallions for sale in Nz, there are several important factors to consider, and it’s worth working with a professional who knows them well.
Tips for a safe trek:
- Choose a Reputable NZ Horse Trekking Operator: If you’re going on a guided trek, select a reputable and licensed horse trekking operator. Look for operators with experienced guides, well-maintained horses, and a good track record of customer satisfaction.
- Dress Appropriately: Wear comfortable, fitted clothing suitable for riding, such as long pants and closed-toe shoes with a small heel.
- Check the Weather: New Zealand’s weather can be changeable, so check the weather forecast before your trek and prepare accordingly.
- Follow Safety Guidelines: Listen to your guide’s instructions and always be mindful of the safety signs you may come across.
- Take Breaks and Stay Hydrated: Long treks can be physically demanding, so take regular breaks to rest and stretch. Carry an adequate supply of water to stay hydrated.
HORSE TREKKING IN CANTERBURY
Horse trekking in Waikato
Horse trekking in South Island
Horse trekking in North Island
