Tregoyd Riding Centre & Tregoyd Mountain Riders Ltd is set in the Brecon Beacons, close to the market town of Brecon in Powys, Wales. The centre holds a place on the British Horse Society approved register and operates as a BHS-approved livery yard, with additional affiliations through Visit Wales and the Wales Trekking & Riding Association. It is licensed by Powys County Council.
Riders of all ages and abilities are catered for across hacking, horse riding, pony trekking and riding holidays. Beginners and children are explicitly welcome, with sessions starting from GBP 20 for a twenty-minute lead-rein pony paddock experience. Hacking and trekking rides take advantage of the surrounding Brecon Beacons terrain, making the centre a practical base for anyone wanting to explore the national park on horseback.
On site, the horses are kept in American barn stabling with water and electrics supplied to each stable. Paddocks are enclosed with horse friendly fencing and the perimeter is secured with electric fencing, giving owners peace of mind for both ridden and grazing horses. Livery options include DIY, part and full livery, supported by tack and feed storage and parking for owners and visitors.
The centre sits at postcode LD3 0TB, a short drive from Brecon and within reach of the A40. Prospective riders and livery clients can contact Tregoyd Riding Centre directly to discuss bookings, lesson availability and trekking routes. With its combination of BHS-approved standards, varied services and a location on the edge of the Brecon Beacons, the centre serves both regular riders and visitors looking for a riding holiday in mid-Wales.