Horse Riding
Horse riding in the Shire of Waroona offers a scenic and peaceful way to explore the region’s diverse landscapes—from rolling farmlands and coastal plains to lush forests and bush trails. Riders of all levels can enjoy the natural beauty of the area, with several equestrian-friendly reserves and quiet rural roads providing ideal conditions for a relaxing ride. Whether you're visiting with your horse or just keen to explore on horseback, the Shire provides a true country riding experience steeped in fresh air and freedom.
10th Light Horse Bridle Trail
The 10th Light Horse Bridle Trail was first opened on October 15th, 1989 in honour of the 10th Australian Light Horse Regiment AIF – the only AIF light horse regiment recruited in Western Australia during the First World War. The trail stretches for over 45.5 kilometres starting in Lake Clifton on the west side of the Harvey River Bridge, on Lake Clifton Road and ends at the junction of Runnymede and Wellesley roads in the Binningup area.
It has a mainly flat limestone surface with large sandy firebreaks and no significant hills. It should take two days at a leisurely pace on horseback.
Langford Hill Riding Farm
Located at 136 Elliott Street, Waroona, Langford Hill Riding Farm is a family-friendly equestrian centre offering a range of services.
Trail Rides: Explore the picturesque countryside on guided trail rides suitable for all experience levels.
Riding Lessons: Catering to beginners and advanced riders, lessons focus on building confidence and skill.
School Holiday Camps: Engaging programs for children, combining riding instruction with fun activities.
Horse Care Education: Learn about horse grooming, feeding, and general care.
The farm prides itself on its well-trained horses and experienced instructors, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for all visitors.
Contact: Sue Thomas on 0417 911 491
