For the love of the ride.
There’s something about seeing the world from horseback.
The pace is different. You notice more. The landscape opens up around you, and suddenly the journey becomes as important as where you're going.
I’ve ridden in places where the scenery alone would have been worth the trip. But being there on horseback made it something else entirely.
From wild Welsh hills to remote Montana wilderness, these are trips for people who want to get out there, get a little dirty, and experience a place rather than simply see it.
SOMETIMES, YOU NEED TO GET OFF THE GRID.
No cell service. No Wi-Fi. No notifications.
Just horses, wilderness, good people, and the next trail ahead. I learned that firsthand on a horse-packing trip through Montana's Bob Marshall Wilderness, which I wrote about in depth over on my blog, and it completely redefined how I think about taking a vacation.
That same raw, untamed spirit followed me across the Atlantic on a horse trek through the moody hills of Wales, where letting the elements call the shots proved that the most memorable journeys happen when you embrace the rough edges. You can read the story of my Welsh horse trek here.
