The riding school uses Icelandic and Estonian horses in small groups, welcoming adults, young people and juniors of different abilities. Facilities include a lit 55 by 50 metre arena maintained year-round, a smaller hard-surface arena and a cross-country ring of about 200 metres.
Weekly, themed and private lessons are offered, with courses for groups and companies. Teaching uses NoShout headsets, and some lessons are bilingual in Finnish and Swedish. Children aged around three to eight can take private lessons with Lissu the pony. The school belongs to the Finnish Equestrian Federation. Entry and parking are wheelchair accessible.
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