The Ride Is Currently Closed
A 3 Mile Horse Ride Across A Cheshire Farm.
Welcome to Malpas Farm Ride.
A 3 mile ride for horses & ponies through fields & woodland on a farm in Malpas, Cheshire.
Starting off by the farm house, you will be able to ride through the fields and woods on a roped off track. The ride is best suited to walking & trotting but some areas are suitable for faster exercise, dependent on the ground condition.
All of the ride is on flat grassland or a track in the woods : there are no artificial surfaces. ( See Ride Map for the route)
The ride is open 7 days a week - £15 per rider
Information.
Please book online before arriving - access to the farm for riding is not permitted without a booking.
Booking is on this website only - with credit card or PayPal.
Up to 8 riders can book in any one hour booking slot. Please try to keep to your slot so that riders are equally spaced at busier times.
Pony and rider being led by a walker are welcome.
Children who are under the age of 16 must be supervised by a responsible adult.
On Arrival.
Parking for your trailer is available - park anywhere in the yard as you enter from the road.
Just saddle up and go when you are ready.
Water and a Porta Loo are by the parking.
Change My Booking?
Cancellations or Refunds ? Please see the Terms & Conditions on the Book page.
Walk The Ride.
To make sure the ride is right for your horse, we recommend you walk the circuit first.
You are welcome to walk any day between 8am and 5pm. No booking is needed ( just turn up, park near the buildings to the left and walk) and takes around 1 hour.
Please keep to the route. NB no dogs are allowed at any time on site.
Livestock.
The ride is on a dairy farm. Mostly the cows will be fenced off well away from ride but sometimes they will graze beside a small section of the ride.
There's always a rope fence between the cows & the riders but they are inquisitive animals & might come over to the fence line where you are riding.
If your horse is not good with livestock, we suggest you don't book the ride for now.
Later ( after November 2025) we can advise if the cows stay away from the ride or if they are still curious..
