Stallion pasture - High pasture rearing
Stallion Experience Day
For the alpine summer of 2025, we once again want to use the Hengstalm Experience Day to impart interested knowledge about our special horses and convey feeling and intuition.
Maximum 14 persons
Every Wednesday (from 2 July 2025 - 10 September 2025)
Duration: 8:30 am - 2 pm
July 2025:
02 / 09 / 16 / 23 / 30 JULY
August 2025:
06 / 13 / 20 / 27 AUGUST
September 2025:
03 / 10 SEPTEMBER
Included services:
- Welcome and guided tour through the World Centre of Haflinger Horses
- Transfer to the mountain pasture (duration approx. 25 min.)
- 1 bottle of water (0.5)
- Welcome by the Alminger. He walks with the participants through the alpine pasture to the young stallions and provides interesting facts about the horses, the region and why alpine pasturing of animals in the mountains is so important for nature. Of course, he also tells many anecdotes from his life with the horses.
- No refreshments available, please pack your own snacks
- Pick-up and return journey together to the Fohlenhof Ebbs stud farm
EUR 47,-- ERW | EUR 30,-- - children
Participation is for children aged 12 and over.
There is a limited number of participants for this experience
Things to know / What you need to take with you
Things to know / What you need to take with you
- sturdy shoes
- Snack (no refreshments available)
- Dress appropriately for the weather, because of course the adventure day takes place in all weathers. Our horses don't know bad weather and we are lucky that it rains regularly here.
- Dogs are not allowed on the Hengstalm Adventure Day
- The excursion is only suitable for children of a certain size, as you will be walking through the mountain pasture. If you have any questions, please contact our team directly.
- The transfer from the stud farm to the alpine pasture takes place in accordance with the current safety rules for our guests and employees with mouth and nose protection as well as the valid personal transport rules. Together we have managed to almost return to our usual normality, and together we will continue to look after each other.
