Centennial Glen Stables

Name: Centennial Glen Stables
Address: 448 Kanimbla Drive, Blackheath, NSW, 2785, AU
Telephone: 0417 273 438
Price range: A$95–A$180

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Valley Horse riding, Centennial Glen Stables

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Centennial Glen Stables is set in the magnificent Kanimbla Valley.

Riding instruction is available to all and safety hats are provided. Also available are lead rides for children, open paddock rides, or guided half hour to full day rides with riding lesson available on request. Rides are strictly by appointment only.

All day horsemanship and riding through otherwise unavailable areas of the magnificent Blue Mountains with hands on horsemanship, where you catch, groom, saddle and ride your own horse.

For those with no experience, you can drive one of the horse and sulky. All sulkies are guided. Enjoy the one hour farm trip. Spot wildlife and soak up the fantastic mountain views, while you enjoy the peace and quiet in the valley.

Picnic and barbecue areas are available.

Available Tours

All Day Horsemanship and Riding Experience

Through otherwise unavailable areas of the magnificent Blue Mountains experience hands on horsemanship - great for horse mad children, it is an all day horse adventure. You catch, groom, saddle and ride your own horse, with help and guidance. Harness your horse and crack a stock whip or drive a sulky which is much easier than riding. Tour includes two hours of horse riding or sulky driving. Ride in small groups; see kangaroos and other wildlife. Enjoy the fantastic views of the Blue Mountains escarpment. Morning tea and lunch is included. Pickup and return is available from Blackheath Railway Station.

From $120 to $150 per person

Megalong Valley Tearooms Ride

Ride from Centennial Glen Stables in Kanimbla Valley to Megalong Valley Tearooms in Megalong Valley, enjoy a delicious home-style lunch before the return ride. Small groups on very quite and well looked after horses, friendly guides, and tips given on riding if needed. Fantastic views of the Blue Mountains, riding through a mixture of bushland and farmlands.

$180 per person