Ride up to spectacular 360 degree views and along the way, watch out for the wildlife that often takes a look at us, including kangaroos, wallabies and Australia’s largest bird of flight, the wedge tail eagle. We point our where the famous downhill scene from the “Man from Snowy River” movie was filmed and stop for photo opportunities at the highest peak. After the ride you are invited into our farmhouse for a cool or warm drink to complete your experience. This ride offers trotting and cantering and we recommend the ride for children over 10 years of age and adults. Suits beginners to experienced riders.

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– See the Jump Scene in the ‘Man from Snowy River’ movie
– Spectacular 360 degree views.
– Native Bird and Wildlife
– Private Guides

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Rides leave from our farm and travel up to 360 degree views of the High Country and the Delatite Valley looking towards Mansfield. We visit the site of where the “Man from Snowy River” galloped down the mountainside from the movie whilst overlooking Mt Buller to the east and Lake Eildon to the west. We offer trotting and cantering during the ride for the more experienced riders whilst catering for beginners at a slower pace on the same ride. We recommend this ride for older children and adults of all riding abilities from first time beginners to experienced riders.

– See the Jump Scene in the ‘Man from Snowy River’ movie
– Spectacular 360 degree views.
– Native Bird and Wildlife
– Trotting and cantering
– River crossings

ITINERARY

Offered mainly on Saturdays these rides join the first day of our popular 2 day rides. Rides leave from our farm and travel up to a ridgeline that affords spectacular 360 degree views of the High Country and the Delatite Valley looking towards Mansfield. We then descend to the ‘Dungeon Hut’ for a picnic lunch. After lunch we traverse creek beds and bridle trails as we make our way through to the Howqua Valley. We cross the Howqua river many times and finish our ride at the accommodation used on our 2 day rides. Here we enjoy a refreshment before transferring by vehicle back to the farm.