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Master Carriage Driving in 3 Days: An Intensive Course in Dulnain Bridge, Scotland - Aviemore

Master Carriage Driving in 3 Days: An Intensive Course in Dulnain Bridge, Scotland

Dulnain Bridgemoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

3 days, ~4 hours daily

Fitness Level

Participants should be in moderate physical condition to walk on uneven ground and handle horses safely.

Overview

Discover the 3 Day Intensive Carriage Driving Course in Dulnain Bridge, Scotland, where you’ll master reins, harnesses, and solo driving on serene country roads guided by an expert coach. Perfect for beginners seeking a deep dive into carriage driving in the heart of the Highlands.

Dulnain Bridge, Scotland

3 Day Intensive Carriage Driving Course

Ages 8+! • 3 Day Course • Master the Carriage in Just 3 Days!

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About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of carriage driving in a personalized 3-day course, perfect for aspiring drivers. Under the guidance of a qualified coach, you'll master harness fitting, rein handling, and solo driving on serene country roads, culminating in exciting obstacle courses. Complete your journey with a certificate of achievement.

Experience the thrill of carriage driving in a personalized 3-day course, perfect for aspiring drivers. Under the guidance of a qualified coach, you'll master harness fitting, rein handling, and solo driving on serene country roads, culminating in exciting obstacle courses. Complete your journey with a certificate of achievement.

Adventure Tips

Pack for Scottish Weather

Bring waterproof jackets, gloves, and stout footwear to stay comfortable during your sessions on uneven terrain.

Wear a Hard Hat or Helmet

Safety first: helmets or hard hats are required when handling horses and driving carriages.

Arrive Early

Arriving 15 minutes early helps you settle in and get briefed before your session.

Inform About Health Conditions

Notify instructors of any back problems or mobility limitations for safety considerations.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Red deer
  • Golden eagle

History

Carriage driving as a sport in Scotland dates back to the 18th century, reflecting the country’s equestrian traditions rooted in rural life.

Conservation

The operators maintain a respectful approach to wildlife and terrain, ensuring minimal environmental impact through sustainable handling and trail use.

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Recommended Gear

Waterproof Jacket

Essential

Keeps you dry and comfortable in Scotland’s unpredictable weather.

fall specific

Stout Footwear

Essential

Provides grip and stability on bumpy country roads and uneven ground.

Gloves

Protects your hands while handling reins and equipment.

fall specific

Hard Hat or Cycle Helmet

Essential

Required safety gear for carriage driving sessions.