Horse Riding in one of the best place in the world!

 Experiencing horse riding in Finland...

Finland is a well-developed country, offers visitors the attractions and convenience of modern cities, combined with stretches of open desert, ideal for adventurous travellers. Most of the country is low hills and plains, with hundreds of lakes and islands rain drizzled. The North has extensive pine forests and is home to the beautiful Lemmenjoki and Oulanka National Park. The northern lights can be seen from here in the winter!

     

The northern deserts are perfect for horseback riding in the summer months. For drivers with a true spirit of adventure, a ride in Lapland is riding Iceland. Discover the pristine forests and river valleys, straddling the pines and birch and rowan, especially for animals like elk and eagles. Follow the footsteps of reindeer and visit a reindeer farm, riding a dogsled and eat your dinner around the campfire, enjoy the solitude of this beautiful desert.

Southern and Central Finland is home to many equestrian centres and local hiking equestrian centre. Especially in the southwest Ypäjä is a popular place for riders and horses has a great university. Visit to a horse farm in the south, a wonderful vacation to Finnish horse. Experience riding an Icelandic horse one day stay in centres combining lessons and walks or longer through the countryside lasting up to four days walk. Or travel to the Åland islands of the southwest coast of the week "riding holiday in a large equestrian centre with Finnish lessons in dressage or jumping and chops along the quiet country roads and the beach.

Here you'll find many breeds of horses in Finland. The native Finnish horse is known as a workhorse for STIs and forestry work. There is a strong muscular horse with stable conditions and good temperament. Also riding horses Finns and Finnish crosses are common in many riding schools. Also popular Icelandic ponies, along with European local breeds crossed with thoroughbreds and types of Arabia as good riding horses.

Spend a couple of days to enjoy the end of the holiday of some Finnish cities. See traditional wooden churches and sample local cuisine in small cafes, listening to lively music Finland. Or visit Korvatunturi Mountain in Lapland, the mythical home of Santa Claus.