Bridleways

Hillingdon offers more around 40 miles of dedicated bridleways for horse riders. 

The council takes a supportive approach to riding in the borough and encourages all riders to use these routes with care and consideration for others.

Advice for riders

  1. Wear your riding hat at all times and make sure it is correctly fitted.
  2. Ensure that the horse's or pony's shoes are in good condition and that they are not loose or badly worn.
  3. Make sure that all tack (including saddle, girths, leathers and bridle) are in good condition.
  4. Keep to the bridleways created by the council, shut gates and ride quiety past other animals.
  5. If you have to ride on the road, use the left-hand side and be alert to anything that could cause your horse to shy.
  6. Always wear reflective clothing. Use reflective bands around your horse's fetlocks and carry a stirrup lamp if you have to ride after dark.

Useful links

Issue with a bridleway?

If you see an issue with a bridleway in Hillingdon, report it online.

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