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# Guided Horse Riding near Tarazona and Moncayo

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## Identity

- **Listing title**: Guided Horse Riding near Tarazona and Moncayo
- **URL slug**: guided-horse-riding-near-tarazona-and-moncayo
- **Course id**: 134333
- **Centre id**: 134321

## Short summary

Guided horse rides from one hour around Novallas and the Moncayo foothills with a qualified escort on every trail.

## Classification

- **Sports / activities**: Horse Riding
- **Experience levels**: Beginner
- **Course categories**: Family-Friendly, Guides & Tours, Suitable for Groups
- **Regions**: Noreste (North-East)
- **Subregions**: Aragón
- **Countries**: Spain


## Location

- **Address (as provided)**: Camino Millarada, s/n
- **Coordinates**: 41.9474604, -1.6961168 (WGS84)

## Pricing (catalog; not a quote)

- **Amount shown in catalog**: 25
- **Currency (inferred from symbol)**: EUR
- **Currency symbol (raw)**: €

## Operator / provider

- **Centre / provider name**: CTE Campo Alegre
- **Owner / contact label**: Jose Ángel
- **Review aggregate**: _Not available in catalog payload._

## Session details (when present)

- **Duration label**: —
- **Length (days)**: —
- **Length (hours)**: 1
- **Min age**: —
- **Max class size**: —
- **Min group**: 3
- **Cancellation policy (summary)**: Flexible
- **Booking type (label)**: supabase-request

## What’s included / kit / extras (plain text excerpts)

### Highlights
Picture a guided ride through poplar lanes and pine tracks with Moncayo on the horizon, and someone up front who knows every bend. You pick how long you stay out, from a quick hour to a lazy half morning, and we keep the pace friendly whether you are brand new or already comfy in the saddle. 📋 Key Details Duration: About 1 to 4 hours (choose your length when you book) Group Size: Minimum 3 riders; larger groups welcome Level: All ages and abilities; horses matched on the day Guide: Qualified equestrian tourism escort for the full ride Meeting Point: Camino Millarada, Novallas (50510) 🐴 What to Expect You roll up to the yard, say hello, and we sort you with a horse that fits your size and nerves. The guide runs through the basics in plain language (how to hold the reins, where to look, how to stay with the group) and only then do you head out onto the quiet paths around Tarazona and the lower Moncayo slopes. It feels unhurried from the first minute, with stops for photos, water, and the odd stubborn sheep on the track. Once you are moving, the ride opens up: river margins, farmland, gentle climbs, and viewpoints that make an hour feel like a proper mini adventure. If you booked longer, we simply keep exploring without changing the vibe, and your escort watches the ground, spacing, and weather so nobody is pushed past what feels good. You finish back at the yard with help to dismount, a quick debrief if you want tips, and that slightly tired, happy feeling you only get after time on a horse. 📍 Location Novallas sits where the plains meet Moncayo in northern Aragón, so even a short ride swaps tarmac for trees and open sky pretty fast. It is the sort of place where you smell pine and dust in the same breath, and the hills always look closer than they did from the car park. Tarazona and the Moncayo Natural Park are an easy drive away, which makes this a neat add-on to a walking weekend or a food trip through the comarca. Plenty of riders tag on a village lunch after they hand the tack back, and you are still home in time for a late afternoon coffee if you only booked an hour. ✅ Prerequisites You do not need prior riding for the gentler routes. You should be happy sitting in the saddle for the time you booked and able to follow simple instructions; the guide will repeat anything you miss and slow the group if someone needs an extra minute. If you already ride, mention it at check-in so we can match a more forward-going horse and a slightly livelier line, alw…

### Essential information
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### What’s included
Calm, well-matched horse for your experience level Qualified riding guide for the full outing Safety briefing before you mount Route adapted to your group pace and interests

### What’s not included
Transport to and from the meeting point at Camino Millarada, Novallas Meals and drinks Personal travel insurance Riding boots and helmets (bring your own if you use them)

### Kit list
Comfortable trousers and closed shoes with a small heel if possible Sun cream and a hat in summer Light waterproof layer in cooler months Water bottle

## FAQs

### Do I need riding experience?

Not for the standard guided routes. Horses are chosen for a calm temperament and the guide stays with you from the yard to the finish. If you have ridden before, mention it at check-in so the team can match a more forward-going horse and a route with a little more variety while keeping the group together safely.

### Why is there a minimum of three riders?

Guided outings run from three participants so escort ratios stay sensible on the shared routes through the Moncayo foothills. On busy dates smaller parties sometimes ride alongside another group when horse numbers and safety rules allow, rather than cancelling the outing.

### How does hourly pricing work?

The rate is per horse per hour. You can choose one to four hours, and the total reflects the duration you select. Each rider normally has their own horse. Young children may share a lead rein in the yard only when staff agree it is appropriate for that day.

### What should I wear?

Long trousers and closed shoes work best. A small heel helps your foot sit securely in the stirrup, but sturdy trainers are fine on gentle routes. Bring sun protection in summer and a light layer in spring or autumn when evenings cool quickly in the hills around Moncayo.

### Can children join?

Yes, on routes matched to their age and confidence. Ages are noted at check-in so each child gets a suitable horse and pace. Very young children may have a short lead-rein experience near the yard rather than a long trail ride, with parents responsible for supervision at the yard.

### What happens in bad weather?

Outdoor riding depends on safe ground and visibility. Wind, storms or saturated paths mean rescheduling rather than pushing on. Winter ice on local roads can also affect arrival times, so keep an eye on the forecast for the Novallas area before you travel.

### Is equipment provided?

Saddles and bridles are included with the horse. Helmets may be available at the yard, but bring your own if you prefer a fitted hat you already trust. Riding boots are not usually supplied, so wear practical footwear you can walk in as well as ride, and avoid loose scarves or bags that could catch on branches on narrow paths.

### How fit do I need to be?

A one-hour ride suits most people with basic mobility. Longer outings mean more time in the saddle, so a little core strength helps you stay balanced on gentle climbs. Ask the guide for frequent stops if you need them. The loop can shorten or stay on flatter ground while the rest of the group continues comfortably.

### How far in advance should I book?

Weekends and public holidays fill quickly, so several days ahead helps secure horses and a guide for your chosen length. Longer rides are easier to staff when the yard knows your group size and experience level before the day.

### Where exactly do I meet?

The meeting point is on Camino Millarada at the yard near Novallas, postcode 50510. Aim to arrive a few minutes early for mounting and the safety briefing. Parking is on site. Sat-nav works best for the riding centre on Camino Millarada, not only Novallas town centre.



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