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The 300 year old ranch is one of the last great haciendas in America. It was established as a guest ranch in 1924, and its history has been lovingly preserved in the beautiful buildings that rest comfortably in the rolling pastures of the high Sonoran Desert.

The ranch boasts more than 320 day of sunshine a year and is just one hour from Tucson, ideally situated at the base of the sacred Baboquivari mountains and bordering the Tohono O'odham Indian Nation. The ranch offers a range of activities as well as themed weekends including Cowgirl Camp, Couples Roundup, wine tasting dinners, cooking lessons, cattle round ups and informal western dance instruction.

A riding destination to bring you a touch of the true Irish spirit, taking you riding on Celtic trails through historic parts of the Irish countryside and beautiful nature. Guests can take part in fascinating trail rides or perhaps enjoy a more relaxed based stay at the 300 year old farmhouse, benefitting from beautiful hacking in the nearby woodlands and across farmland. More novice riders are welcome to some basic tuition and to explore the land on a trusty Irish horse.

A riding centre in Almeria which offers tuition for all levels (dressage and show jumping) and hacks out into the Spanish countryside. The centre has a range of facilities and a number of horses to suit guests' needs. Accommodation is in small wooden cabins on site and meals are taken in the restaurant.

A beautiful year-round guest ranch and horse farm conveniently nestled in Central Georgia's Historic Heartland. With more than 200 quality Paint and Quarter Horses, the ranch is best known for its exceptional horse riding programme, unguided riding opportunities and peaceful setting. The ranch offers an all-inclusive riding package during which you can experience the delightful accommodation, exceptional cuisine and southern hospitality.

A welcoming destination in Greater Poland (Wielkopolska) offering horse riding on Polish warmbloods. Wielkopolska is a region situated west-central of Poland and features picturesque countryside, fascinating wildlife and a wealth of historical buildings. Rides are accompanied by a horse-drawn carriage which carries refreshments and extra clothes to bring an element of added comfort.

Experience Mongolia in the best possible way - from the back of a hardy Mongolian horse! This is how the locals travel. The life of Mongolia's nomads has changed little since the days of Genghis Khan and as you ride through the Khangai mountains and Orkhon river valley, you will see and understand their way of life. This part of the country was the centre of several large empires even before the Mongol Empire led by Genghis Khan in the thirteenth century, so the area is of immense historical significance.