Escape to the hills of the North Downs; take
a deep breath of fresh air in the beautiful Alkham Valley; or
explore the woodland rides of Bedgebury Forest.
Horse enthusiasts and riders keen to discover inspirational open
spaces, bridleways and byways are spoiled for choice in Kent.
Browse our list of
riding routes.
Details of all bridleways in the county can be found on the
Explore Kent
interactive map making it simple to create your
own rides.
Our award-winning
Ride Kent guide is packed with information
and routes to ensure a great day out for novice and experienced
riders alike. The guide includes safety tips; contact details
for riding clubs and schools, information about equestrian
sports and information about
Riding for the disabled (link opens in a new
window).
Kent also has more than 30
TROT - Toll Rides (off road) connecting to
the county's bridle paths and byways to help you enjoy longer
rides and access new areas. Visit the
TROT
website (link opens in a new window) for more
information.
Don't forget that it is important to be safe whilst out and
about on your horse so follow a few simple
safety tips and enjoy a fun but safe ride in
the countryside.
For further information about local riding clubs and
organisations, contact the
British Horse Society (link opens in a new
window).