Running from Sherbrooke and Magog down to the Vermont border, the Eastern Townships pair rolling hills, lakes and Loyalist villages with a long-standing horse culture.
Horseback riding and stables in Eastern Townships
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- Riding lessons in Eastern Townships (14)
- Adult beginner lessons in Eastern Townships (13)
- Horse boarding in Eastern Townships (6)
- Horse training in Eastern Townships (6)
- Trail riding in Eastern Townships (5)
- Indoor riding (winter) in Eastern Townships (3)
- Therapeutic riding in Eastern Townships (3)
- Kids riding lessons in Eastern Townships (2)
- Summer camps in Eastern Townships (2)
About horseback riding in Eastern Townships
The Eastern Townships, running from Sherbrooke and Magog south to the Vermont border, are a patchwork of rolling hills, lakes and historic villages founded by English-speaking Loyalists. It is natural horse country, and around twenty facilities are catalogued here, from Compton and Sherbrooke out to Sutton, Bromont, Lac-Brome and Cookshire-Eaton. The mix leans heavily towards teaching: nearly every stable in the region gives lessons, and most take adult beginners. Alongside that you will find boarding, training, a few indoor arenas for winter, trail riding and two therapeutic riding centres. It is a human-scale region, where a spot in a small group class is easier to come by than in the bigger centres.