Between June and September, the ponies move to Glendevon, near Dollar in Perthshire and treks are run 6 days a week (except Fridays) as well as the opportunity to do trekking holidays.

We offer full-day, half-day and evening treks as well as short lead rein rides, upon request, for younger children from the ages 4 years old and up.

Dates: 26th June to 3rd September 2009 (Except Fridays)

Costs (2009 Prices):

Summer membership: £15, with £5 discount off all treks at Glendevon.

From the 19th June 2009 till the 3rd September 2009, please book treks directly with the trek leaders who can be contacted on:

Pony Trekking Mobile - 07866309677(leave a message and we will get back to you)

If you wish to book a trekking holiday, you can be fully involved with the daily routine of the ponies and helping your trek leaders prepare for the days trekking, as well as experiencing many of the wonderful trek routes that Glendevon has to offer. We would be more than happy to book you in for several consecutive days trekking and you can help to take part in catching the ponies in, grooming, tacking up and heading out to ride and the reverse on our return.

Accomodation is available at a large number of hotels, bed and breakfast and self catering facilities in the very near vacinity.

Dates: 26th June to 3rd September 2009 (Except Fridays)

From the 19th June 2009 till the 3rd September 2009, please book trekking holidays directly with the trek leaders who can be contacted on:

Pony Trekking Mobile - 07866309677

(leave a message and we will get back to you)

Cancellation policy: Payment for holidays is required in full upon booking. If you wish to cancel your booking, please do so a full 2 weeks before you are due to ride in order to receive a full refund. Short notice cancellations will not be refunded.

Click on the map to find us!

We are situated just off the A823 near the village of Glendevon.

You will drive through Glendevon, past the old Youth Hostel on the right and further round a bend you will see a small stone bridge on the LEFT.

You will drive past Glendevon Chalet/Holiday Park on the left, then a row of several houses on the right. The stone bridge is located after the row of houses on the RIGHT. If you get to the village of Glendevon, you have gone too far!

Drive over the stone bridge and follow track through archway and past the house. Gate to the ponies field is further up the track on the left.

There is a bus service to Kinross and a train service to Gleneagles. It may be possible for someone to collect you however please phone in advance to check.

Be prepared for 4-5 hours in the saddle - as such comfortable trousers should be worn. We recommend jodhpurs, tracksuit bottoms or leggings - jeans will wrinkle and give you chapped legs. Boots or sturdy shoes with a slight heel are essential - trainers are dangerous for riding. Be prepared for the Scottish climate - a strong fairly close fitting waterproof jacket and waterproof trousers are a must. Gloves and a warm jumper are also recommended. A packed lunch is needed for full day treks. Weight limit is 12 and a half stone (79kg). Riding hats are provided but trekkers may bring their own as long as they meet the current British Standard PASO15/BSEN1384.