When is the best time for a riding holiday in Tyrol?

The best time for a riding holiday in Tyrol is from spring to autumn. In the summer months, meadows and alpine pastures are particularly attractive for rides, while in autumn the clear air and golden landscapes are a delight.

Is a riding holiday in Tyrol also suitable for beginners?

Yes, many farms offer beginners' courses or taster sessions. Family-friendly farms in particular offer a safe introduction - even for adults with no previous experience.

What is a riding holiday in Tyrol?

A riding holiday in Tyrol combines the natural experience of the Alps with riding on well-trained horses. Whether a leisurely ride, riding course or riding holiday on a farm or in a hotel - Tyrol offers numerous opportunities for beginners, advanced riders and families.

Holiday Ideas

Riding holiday in Tyrol

Riding holidays make you happy. Well, in Tyrol we're only really happy when we're walking uphill and galloping across alpine meadows. And if you stay in the riding arena, then at least you have the mountains in front of you. And with anticipation of what we mean by a riding holiday in Tyrol: saddling up the horse and riding through the lonely mountain world.

Accommodation for riding holidays

Riding stables
Riding stables
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Hotels with horses
Hotels with horses
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Flats & holiday apartments with horses
Flats & holiday apartments with horses
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Storytime

Riding in East Tyrol
Afra und Fanny, Cousinen und begeisterte Reiterinnen, haben ausprobiert, ob man mit dem Pferd in die Berge kommt.
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Visiting a farrier
Kerstin Pelzl ist Tirols einzige Hufschmiedin. Die 26-Jährige spricht über Ponyposter in Mädchenzimmern – und darüber, was man von Pferden über ihre Besitzer lernen kann.
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