Stands out for

  • • Panoramic views of the Lokiz and Urbasa mountain ranges
  • • 7.6 km route with 72 meters of total elevation gain
  • • Rest stop at the local fish farm, a natural point of interest
  • • Gentle, well-trained horses ideal for beginners and families
  • • Small group sizes for a personalized experience

Description

Context The Valley of Lana in Acedo (Navarre) is a peaceful rural area featuring low-difficulty trails that wind through dirt paths and meadows. The horseback ride covers 7.6 km with a total elevation gain of 72 meters, offering uninterrupted panoramic views of the Lokiz and Urbasa mountain ranges. The breeze carries the scent of wild thyme and fresh vegetation, creating a serene and immersive natural atmosphere throughout the journey.

The Experience After receiving a helmet and mounting the calm, well-trained horses, you’ll begin a guided ride led by experienced instructors who adjust the pace to suit all skill levels. The trail follows quiet, lightly trafficked rural paths, including a rest stop at a local fish farm to relax and observe the surrounding landscape. The songs of birds and the soft rustle of wind through trees accompany each step, fostering a mindful, peaceful connection with nature.

For Whom This ride is perfect for beginners, families with children (minimum age to be confirmed with operator), couples, and small groups seeking a calm, safe, and memorable outdoor activity. It is not suitable for people with fear of horses or for experienced riders seeking technical challenges.

Local Context The Valley of Lana is part of a rural region in Navarre with a long-standing tradition of farming and livestock. The trails reflect generations of careful land stewardship, preserving a cultural landscape where local communities continue to maintain deep ties to nature and rural heritage.

Key Info

Difficulty

Easy

Setting

Outdoors

Best season

All year round

Recommended Age Range

All ages

Booking required

Practical Guide

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Expert Recommendations

Wear comfortable clothing and suitable riding shoes. Use a helmet, which is typically provided or strongly recommended. Book at least 24 hours in advance and confirm the minimum age for children. Avoid riding during heavy rain, and choose morning or late afternoon rides for greater comfort and better visibility.

Physical Requirements

light physical activity, suitable for beginners and families

About the Area

The Valley of Lana in Acedo is a quiet rural area with scenic trails ideal for horseback riding. Nearby attractions include the Truffle Museum in Metauten, the hiking areas of the Lokiz and Urbasa mountain ranges, and the 16th-century Acedo Palace. The region offers basic amenities and cultural tourism options through the Tierra Estella area.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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There is no clearly defined minimum age; it is recommended to contact the operator directly to confirm child participation and any specific requirements.
No, the ride is specifically designed for beginners, using calm horses and expert guides who supervise and support riders throughout the entire journey.
The route includes rural trails, dirt paths, and grassy meadows, with a total elevation gain of 72 meters, making it suitable for riders with little or no experience.
Wear comfortable clothing and appropriate riding footwear. A helmet is typically provided, but bringing your own is also recommended.
The ride lasts between 1 and 2 hours and is typically offered in the morning or late afternoon to avoid midday heat. Schedules vary by season and availability.