mary towneley loop

[RubysGold]

Has anyone ridden it? I can't go on horse camp this year, so gutted the dates clash with my parents holiday and they tow for me.
So I would like to go somewhere else with him and think mary towneley loop would be a fab experience, I just don't know how to organise it, if you've been can you advise where to start?

 

[webble]

I haven't but my friend has and loved it. There is a company that will organise it for you I don't know what they are like though http://www.towneleytrailriding.co.uk/

 

[limestonelil]

I recall a thread on here with some great photos if you do a Forum search - it looks just amazing with great scenery, maintained riding tracks and places to stop.

 

[Carrots&Mints]

I live very near it not done it but everyone ive met who has have absolutely loved it

 

[Dream19]

There is a great booklet with B&B info etc. I did it in two days but the going is rough and storey and there are around 60 gates. It is extremely scenic but I would have done a shorter daily mileage if I had realised how rough the going was. It is certainly worth riding.

 

[twobearsarthur]

http://www.nationaltrail.co.uk/sites/default/files/mary_towneley_loop_leaflet.pdf

We are lucky to have our horses on the Pennine Bridleway so have done the loop once or twice.
If your stopping I can recommend Shaw Farm Liveries. Esther is lovely and her yard is amazing. Her details are on the leaflet of accommodation.

 

[joulsey]

This is an old post, maybe message her for more info!

http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?668101-Adventure-number-2