Bring your horse on holiday with you to the Outdoor Capital of the U.K.

Ride and explore some of the most spectacular scenery in Scotland!

Newly built stables

Full livery service provided

Onsite B&B
Numerous forestry tracks/rides.
Come and enjoy all other outdoor pursuits in the glorious Glencoe & Fort William area.
Overnight stop offs for travellers/competitors
We are situated 3 miles north of Glencoe and 11miles south of Fort William.

Stables/Livery
We have 3 newly built 12x12 indoor barn style stables. Full livery service is provided with shavings, hay/haylage, mucking out, feeding, turnout.
There is secure storage for tack, tea/coffee making facility beside stables and secure overnight parking for trailers/lorries.

Bed & Breakfast
We have bed and breakfast provided onsite practically a 30 second walk from the stables with spectacular views of the surrounding mountain
range of Glencoe, Glenachulish and Loch Linnhe.
1 large double room with en-suite
1 twin room with en-suite
Both rooms have t.v and tea/coffee making facilities.

Ride & Explore
We have numerous forestry tracks within a short distance from the stables. All with spectacular scenery and views that will stay with you forever!
Glenachulish (horse shoe) 6 mile ride with steady climbs and descents with outstanding views of Lochleven, Loch Linnhe and even the Pap of Glencoe.
Glenduror has several routes you can choose, lovely tracks where you can enjoy good canters on the grassy tracks. Ride this route and enjoy some historic evidence of the famous James of the Glen, the notorious “Appin Murder”.
Inchree has a couple of different routes - ride on the road that General Wade built in the 17th century. Ride for 11/12 miles and you are nearly in Fort William.
Glencoe for a more leisurly hack, where you can ride around Glencoe’s Lochan trail, within the grounds of the late Lord Strathconna estate.
There are several other routes which maps can be provided.