Bruggen Pad

The Morgins Ranch offers lessons and hacks in the mountainside, as well as camps and treks over several days.Ponies and horses are ready to share with you a beautiful ride in winter or summer through the Morgins countryside. All rides are accompanied and lessons are given in several languages. Price per person : Pony ride (held by a rope) Price: accompanied by parents / with a ranch guide : 10 minutes : CHF 10.- / 15.- 30 minutes : CHF 25.- / 35.- 60 minutes : CHF 35.- / 45.- horse riding : 1 hour : 1 p. CHF 90 .-/ 2p. CHF 65 .- / 3p. CHF 55.-/ 4p. or more CHF 45.- 2 hours : 1 p. CHF 160.- / 2p. CHF 120 / 3p. CHF 100.- / 4p. or more CHF 80.- 3 hours : 1p. CHF 240.- / / 2p. CHF 180 / 3p. CHF 150.- / 4p. or more CHF 120.- Day and multi-day outings on request (minimum 5 people) Riding lessons: 50-minute group lesson CHF 45.00 25-minute private lesson, longe or voltige CHF 45.00 Subscriptions : 5 x 50-minute group lessons or 50-minute rides CHF 210.00 10 group lessons of 50 minutes or rides of 50 minutes CHF 400.00 Horse-drawn carriage (summer): maximum 5 people CHF 160/hour Sleigh (winter): maximum 4 adults One-way trip to They CHF 120.00 Round trip to They CHF 160.00 Skijöring: Return trip to They CHF 80.00 Discover equestrian life: - July-August: Wednesday 9h-10h30 Morning at the ranch. Children (5-14 yrs) CHF 15.00 upon registration. - Daily: groups of 10 children or more, duration 2 hrs. 2 children per horse or pony ' CHF 30.-/child 3 children per horse or pony ' CHF 25.00/child

Discover cani-touring at night, a sensation like no other!The darkness, the energy of the dogs, the silence of the forest... all your senses will come alive. At the end, a delicious fondue awaits you, prepared by Claudine and Maurice at Agritourisme du Vieux They. Start by meeting the incredible dogs and learning how to use the equipment (harness, leash, belt). Then, enjoy a 45-minute forest walk with a husky. Take the time to pet the dogs, snap photos, and chat with the musher. End the adventure with a fondue (drinks not included). Be sure to dress appropriately for the season: not too warm for the climb, but warmer for the descent. The animals are not machines and must be respected. The musher can adjust the activity according to weather conditions and the dogs' well-being. For safety reasons, no private pets can join the hike. Thank you for your understanding.