What to Pack
You will be riding in a mountain area prone to sudden changes of weather, therefore you must bring waterproof and windproof garments (both jacket and trousers, or long stockman's coat) in case of sudden storms. Capes are not suitable rain clothing for these rides. In spring and autumn sudden cold spells are possible, so bring warm clothing including gloves and hats. Bring warm clothes that can be worn in layers as a precaution, including a warm hat and gloves, even in summer since the rides travel through high and exposed places. We suggest having two layers of fleece sweaters available, more in April/May and October/November.
- Swimming Costume
- Jodhpurs or riding trousers.
- Short riding boots or ride/walk boots such as Ariat Terrain.
- Long sleeved shirt and/or T shirts,
- Warm clothing/Fleece.
- Underwear- cycling shorts are ideal to prevent chaffing.
- Waterproof/windproof jacket and trousers.
- Casual clothes for evening.
- Trainers or comfortable shoes for evening.
- Head torch
- Personal toiletries.
- Sun block.
- Lip balm.
- Camera, film, batteries and binoculars.
- Sun hat that stays on.
- Reading material.
Riding hats are not mandatory. However, we strongly recommend that you always drive in a hat and that it conforms to BHS requirements (PAS015, BSEN1384). Riding without a hat could effect a claim on insurance.