Welcome to Sentiers questres aux mille collines, a horse riding field located in Notre-Dame-de-Ham, Quebec. With kilometres of horseback riding trails and designated parking areas, this field offers unforgettable adventures in the great outdoors. Whether you are exploring with friends or enjoying the company of your horse, Sentiers questres aux mille collines provides a unique experience surrounded by nature.
Visitors can purchase a daily pass to enjoy the stunning landscapes of the “thousand hills” on horseback. For those looking for a more long-term commitment, individual, and family membership options are available, offering discounted rates for year-round access to the trails.
The horseback riding adventure at Sentiers questres aux mille collines allows riders to explore nearly 70 km of trails in the region of Arthabaska. Nestled in the High Appalachians, these trails offer a rural setting surrounded by forests and streams, perfect for riders of all levels of experience. The well-maintained trails ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for riders and their horses, allowing them to escape and reconnect with nature in a preserved and authentic landscape.
Stay up to date with the latest news and events at Sentiers questres aux mille collines, where the beauty of nature and the joy of horseback riding come together. Join their community of passionate riders and explore the breathtaking trails on horseback. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced rider, this field offers a unique experience for all.
For those interested in visiting Sentiers questres aux mille collines, the field is located at 74 Rang 1 Centre, Notre-Dame-de-Ham, Quebec, G0P 1C0. Contact them at 1 819 350 2107 or via email at info@sentiersequestres. Quebec. The field is open during the summer and fall from June to October, with full winter opening from November to March and partial spring opening from April to June, depending on trail conditions.
Come and experience the beauty of the “thousand hills” on horseback at Sentiers questres aux mille collines!