What to Pack
In the summer months the weather is generally hot and dry during the day with a maximum temperature between 22 and 35 deg. C. Because of the altitude it can become very cold at night. It rarely rains but it is necessary to be prepared with adequate rainwear. The best way to dress is in layers - a T-shirt, shirt, pullover (or fleece which is light and dries quickly), and a jacket and trousers to give protection against wind and rain.
.- 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.
- Thermal underwear.
- Waterproof/windproof jacket and trousers.
- Warm hat.
- Casual clothes for evening.
- Trainers or comfortable shoes for evening.
- Head torch
- Personal toiletries.
- Sun block.
- Lip balm.
- Camera, film, batteries and binoculars.
Riding hats are not mandatory. However, we strongly recommend that you always ride in a hat and that it conforms to BHS requirements (PAS015, BSEN1384). Riding without a hat could affect a claim on insurance.