Kaapsehoop Horse Trails

17/10/2024

Our accommodations have recently received some TLC! Come and enjoy this fresh feel at a discounted rate (T&C apply).

31/07/2024

Kaapsehoop Horse Trails is all about horses, nature and people. We treasure friendships and are reaching out to support Leon Smith who has always been part of the Kaapsehoop Horse Trails family.

If you can support this campaign, you stand a chance to be a lucky winner of time up on the mountain with us and the horses while helping a friend in need.

You can also visit https://www.backabuddy.co.za/campaign/chaveo

12/06/2024

Celebrate Youth day like we did In the old days, before the existence of Trucks and Cars – Horseback riding in the beautiful mountains of Kaapsehoop

30/05/2024

16/05/2024

More beautiful captured moments from the Open Window photography students. Which one is your favourite?

15/05/2024

Winter holidays are around the corner. Book your accommodation at Kaapsehoop Horse Trails. Cozy fireplace, horse riding and spending time together with friends or family - perfect recipe for a great holiday. Book now!
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30/04/2024

In spite of their size, a sense of safety, connectedness and peacefulness is experienced in the presence of horses. Whether a competent experienced rider or a first timer, when interacting with horses we experience a sense of wellness.

Here are more photos from our Open Window student group visit

10/04/2024

The Kaapsehoop Wild Horse Fund team has started an intensieve campaign of making road users more aware of the wild horses on our Kaapsehoop road, and to urge travellers to reduce speed over the Kaapsehoop mountain. The gruesome accident Sunday evening at Kaapsehoop Gasteplaas resulted in another unnecessary death of a mare and her full term unborn foal. Our horse population is declining at an alarming rate, we must do everything in our power to reduce man made injuries to the horses!!Radio Laeveld assisted with coverage this morning, the Lowvelder will also raise awareness with an article later this week. From 200 horses in 2016 to 50 horses in 2024, the future of our wild horses look bleak. We have about 30 signboards warning travellers of wild animals, seems it is not enough. There are currently no signboards at the Kaapsehoop Gasteplaas stretch, where the accident occured this Sunday. We appeal for sponsorships to erect two signboards at that stretch of the road. There is a Khoopwhatsup group for Kaapsehoop Wild Horse volunteers, if anyone wants to join this group please do so, these are the people who are actively involved in fundraising and horse care, people who go and help the horse in need when there is an incident. I have appealed to the public to report any horse injuries or accidents to any person, pub, restaurant, hotel etc in Kaapsehoop. If it gets reported to you please publish it on the Hoop for Kaapsehoop group, or direct to Andrea at Bohemian, 0767647625, who will notify the relevant parties. Please send photos and location to assist in speedy recovery of the injured horse. We thank you all for caring for the last few wild horses! 🐴 Regards, Andrea cell 0662303383.

https://www.radiolaeveld.co.za/sonop-gaan-bos-met-wilde-perde/

13/03/2024

Accommodation and Horse Riding available for Easter Weekend
Book now!