A 480 kilometre long multi purpose recreation trail from Devonport to Dover for mountain bike riders, horse riders and walkers. Read more

We are a small family oriented riding school in the Huon Valley. Located at Lower Longley we are a short 20 minute drive from Hobart. We cater for riders of all ages and abilities, from complete beginners and nervous riders, to competitive riders on their own horses. Instructors are qualified through Equestran Australia and the National Coaching Accreditation Scheme, as well as Horse Riding Coach. Helmets and boots are available to borrow for your early lessons. We have a fantastic band of school... Read more

The Derwent Valley Horse Riders Association is a small, friendly, enthusiastic club that combines an interest in horses with social and informative activities. Our membership fee is very reasonable and gives you the opportunity to take out EA Public Liability Insurance, allowing you to access EA NCAS Coaches. You will receive a regular monthly newsletter covering horse care tips, club classified ads, coming club events, news and reports. Members also have access to the centrally located Derwent... Read more

A Riding School that includes trails as part of lesson plans. Qualified, certified insured, experienced friendly staff. All adult workers have a current working with vulnerable people registration card. (We are not a casual trail riding centre.) Horse riding is a high risk sport) but we do cater for beginners to competitors, young or just "young hearted" our horses and ponies. Regain confidence. Learn how to train a horse with evidence based practices. Pony Parties or pony pat play and hand held... Read more

The Derwent Pony Club was first established in 1995 and is based at Kensington Park in New Norfolk with rallies on the third Sunday of every month. Our members are from all over southern Tasmania and vary in age and riding ability. We are a very close knit group with riders, parents and friend always willing to lend a hand. Read more