Конни преходи - Конна езда в Боровец

Horse trekking - harmony between man, horse and nature.

Horse trekking is one of the most exciting and adventurous forms of horse travel that allows participants to enjoy nature while practicing horse riding. They can be organized as short walks or long expeditions through different terrains, such as forests, mountains, meadows. Horseback trekking offers a unique experience for nature lovers and adventure-seeking riders.

What are the horse treks?

Equestrian treks usually involve long rides on horseback through a variety of natural landscapes. They can vary in length – from short 2-3 hour tours to week-long expeditions. Treks are usually done in small groups.

What are the benefits of horseback riding?

Connecting with nature: Treks provide an opportunity for close contact with nature, where participants can enjoy picturesque landscapes, observe wildlife and feel the power of the environment. Physical activity: Horse riding is an excellent physical activity that develops the muscles of the legs, abdomen and back. Transitions also improve balance, coordination and endurance. Psychological benefits: Transitions can have a therapeutic effect by reducing stress and anxiety. Contact with nature and horses creates a sense of calm and relaxation. Development of riding skills: Transitions help riders improve their horse management skills in different terrains and conditions.

What do horse treks include?

Preparation and Training: Rides begin with a brief introduction to the horse, equipment check and safety training. If the participants are not experienced riders, a short instruction can be given. Route: Routes can be different depending on the purpose of the trek – from short, easy tours around the area to complex and long routes through mountainous terrain. Natural landscapes: During the trek, riders will pass through different natural landscapes – forests, meadows, hills, rivers and other natural landmarks. Stops and Rests: During the trek, breaks are usually taken to feed and rest both horses and riders. This also allows for photos and pedestrian walks.

Types of horse treks

Short hikes (1-3 hours)

These are perfect for beginners or people who want to enjoy nature without committing to a long travel route. Such transitions are often associated with local routes.

Half-day or one-day treks

They involve more riding and can be combined with outdoor lunches, walking on different terrains and longer stops.

Long treks (2-7 days)

These treks usually include overnights in the open, camps or in small lodges. Participants go through different terrains and often have the opportunity to enjoy culinary experiences and joint evening activities.

How to prepare for a horse trek?

It is recommended to wear comfortable clothing suitable for riding and weather conditions. Physical fitness: For longer treks, participants should be in good physical shape, as riders will have to ride and care for the horses for several hours a day.

Horse trekking is an experience that combines sport, adventure and spiritual enrichment. They are a great way to break away from the hectic life, feel the freedom of movement and enjoy the connection between man and nature. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced rider, horseback riding will leave you with unforgettable memories and inspire you to seek out more such adventures.

Routes for horse treks:

Here are some options for horse treks near Borovets:

🐎 Up to 3 hours: m. Bella Polyana - p.z. The Black Rock - Bela Polyana

We leave the ranch with the horses and move among the centuries-old forests of Rila and historical areas in the mountains. Not long after, we arrive at the natural landmark "Black Rock" itself.

". Time for beautiful views and a photo break. Don't forget to charge your phones 🙂 From here we return on a circular route so that you can enjoy the surrounding beauty as much as possible. * The transition is suitable for advanced and intermediate riders!

Hikes per day:

🐎 Option 1: m. Bela Polyana - Samokov - m. Bela Polyana

e leave the ranch with the horses in the direction of the town of Samokov. We pass through Sefer Cheshma (Battle Fountain). Riding through a mixed forest, we reach a small chapel dedicated to the Mother of God, which is nestled in a dense pine forest. Here we stop for lunch and rest. We return via a circuitous route, a road used since the Thracians, with fixed eyes on the majestic Rila mountain. Passing through the area of Pobit Kamak - a former border point of the Principality of Bulgaria and Eastern Rumelia. Unnoticeably, the day passed and we are already at the ranch 🙂

🐎 Option 2: m. Bela Polyana - r. Beli iskar - m. Chakarovi Polyani - m. Bela Polyana

We get on the horses and leave the ranch in the direction of the Beli Iskar river and in particular the Chakarovi Polyani area. A place inhabited by one of the most famous Bulgarian voivodes - Chakar Voivode. There, by the river, we will stop for a rest, and if the weather permits, we will cool off in the river (while the horses are resting). After the break, we continue and go to Smilitsa peak /1380 m./ above the village of Beli Iskar, where we will have lunch with a magnificent view. Riding towards the base, we also pass through Tsarska Bistrica Palace, where we can stop for a visit. Not long after, we are back on the horses and passing through the k.k. Borovets, reaching the ranch.

*This horse riding is suitable for advanced riders!

Conditions:

You need to make an appointment in advance. You can do it by phone, e-mail or on social networks.
The weight of the rider must not exceed 90 kg.