Brampton Bryan Fun Ride
Approx 10 mile (short route c.3 miles) annual Fun Ride through the fabulous private estates of the Harley Estate, Brampton Bryan in North Herefordshire and crossing over the Welsh border to the Stanage Estate in Radnorshire (Powys). A remarkable opportunity to ride two counties and two countries in one day!
Virtually off road all the way with private tracks and trails (not normally open to the public) through parkland, woodland, forest, heathland and farmland. A very special day out with your horse exploring avenues of trees, carriage drives and deer parks. Photo opportunities beside a castle, ornamental lake (complete with swans!) and breathtaking views throughout.
Brampton Bryan SY7 0DN. Postcode will take you to the village, follow signs from there. Plenty of parking with easy access off the A4113 at Brampton Bryan village between Leintwardine and Knighton.
NO INDIVIDUAL RIDE TIMES.
First horse 10.00 am
Last horse 12.00 pm
Rosettes for all
Tea, coffee, soft drinks, homemade cakes and [back by popular demand!] our delicious “all you can eat” BBQ!
BBQ – £10 all you can eat. Children 12yrs & under EAT FREE.
Our now famous home-cooked buffet BBQ of delicious local food is so popular we encourage you to bring along non-riding family & friends to join in at the end of your ride.
Food includes BBQ and buffet of salads, sides and puddings etc.
Entry online & in advance only: https://forms.gle/bBgRjvVxwA7vzqV79
EARLYBIRD TICKETS until Sunday 16th April, prices adult £15, child (12 & under) £10, lead rein or short route £5.
From Monday 17th April, prices adult £20, child (12 & under) £15.00, lead rein or short route £10.00
All riders enter at their own risk, have third party liability insurance and hard hats must be worn.
Dogs on leads.
The Brampton Bryan Fun Ride will take every precaution and follow any current (on the event date) Government Guidance to minimise the risk of COVID19.
All entrants can request a copy of our Ts&Cs and risk assessment. A copy of the same will be available on the day.
