Equi Campo Equestrian Center

Category: Culture and Entertainment > Equestrian Centre

District: Braga > Terras de Bouro > Campo do Gerês

Location:

Equi Campo is located in Campo do Gerês, a village belonging to the municipality of Terras de Bouro. This place is set in a privileged natural environment, surrounded by imposing mountains and bathed by the gentle murmur of a small stream.

Its location gives the equestrian center an atmosphere of serenity, far from the fast pace of urban areas, providing complete immersion in the verdant landscape of Gerês.

Equestrian Environment and Infrastructure:

Dedicated to the practice of horse riding, Equi Campo offers a space where the tranquility of nature and the passion for horses meet. Its facilities have been designed to provide an environment conducive to equestrian practice, regardless of the rider's experience level.

It is a place where the connection with the animal and the natural environment is valued, allowing both beginners and more experienced riders to enjoy the art of horseback riding in a harmonious setting.

Recognition and Quality Standards:

The quality of Equi Campo is attested by its history in the equestrian community. This center had the merit of hosting important events, such as a Portuguese TREC Cup and an international competition that was part of the European Cup.

These events highlight the high standard of its infrastructure and its organizational capacity, reflecting the recognition that Equi Campo has gained in the national and international equestrian scene.

Legacy and Outdoor Riding:

With about three decades of activity, Equi Campo has played a relevant role in the training of new riders. Throughout its history, the center has actively promoted Outdoor Riding, a discipline that emphasizes the intrinsic connection between the horse and its natural environment.

This focus on Outdoor Riding reinforces Equi Campo's philosophy of valuing harmony and connection with the surrounding landscape, offering an equestrian experience that goes beyond closed arenas.

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