Places To Ride

you great views over Loch Ness. 
If youre in Wales...try the Radnor Forest Trail
Its not a heavily wooded area but rather a forest in the medieval sense of an area for deerhunting. So there is a long tradition of horseriding here. This route lets you explore the almost untouched Welsh countryside with stunning views the whole forest is open to riders except areas where trees are being felled. It is a little off the beaten track you probably wont get to stop off at a pub but many riders see the remoteness as a plus. 
If youre in Northern Ireland...try the North Antrim Hills
This might be better known as an area for walkers but the number of riding schools and equestrian centres here tell you that its great for riding too. There are miles of offroad farm lanes and tracks for a relaxed ride. Once you get up into the hills youll be rewarded with views of five counties plus the worldfamous Giants Causeway.
If youre in Easy Anglia..try Thetford Forest
Thetford Forest is the largest lowland pine forest covering a staggering 47000 acres.  There are many tracks that are available to ride on in Thetford Forest with the main attraction being the off road riding on mainly sandy soil. The Kings Forest ride is a gentle 12mile loop.