Equestrian Services in Angus

Angus runs from the coast at Arbroath and Carnoustie up into the Angus Glens, giving riders farmland, beaches and hills.

Where to ride in Angus
The Angus Glens, including Glen Clova and Glen Isla, offer remote hill riding and long tracks. The farmland around Brechin and Forfar has quiet roads, and stretches of the coast near Arbroath are popular with riders. Scotland's right of responsible access lets riders use many paths and tracks, as long as they follow the Scottish Outdoor Access Code.

Riding schools, livery and lessons in Angus
Our Angus directory lists riding schools, livery yards, trainers and stables in places such as Arbroath, Brechin, Carnoustie, Forfar and Kirriemuir. Most riding schools offer group and private lessons for beginners and experienced riders, and many run pony days and holiday clubs for children. Prices vary between centres, so it is worth contacting a few to compare. Look for British Horse Society (BHS) or Association of British Riding Schools (ABRS) approval as a sign of good standards.