Nature · Sports
Horse Riding at the Angererhof in Rohrmoos
30 min – 3 hrs · 1–8 people · from 25 €1,8 km
There's hardly a lovelier way to experience spring in Rohrmoos than from horseback: the meadows glow fresh green, the south faces of the Dachstein still gleam white — and you're right in the middle of it. At the Angererhof, a traditional farm around ten minutes above Schladming, everything revolves around horses. Beginners get their first taste of riding in a lunge lesson, children beam on pony rides, and experienced riders explore the slopes of Rohrmoos on trail rides of up to three hours. An experience that slows you down and sets your heart racing at the same time — best booked in advance by phone.
What awaits you
The Angererhof in Rohrmoos is a farm with its own riding stables, riding arena and horse breeding. The offering covers all levels: 30-minute lunge lessons for beginners, 50-minute group lessons in the arena, 40-minute private riding lessons, plus guided trail rides for advanced riders of between 1.5 and 3 hours. For children there are 15-minute pony rides, and groups of 5 or more can even book a full-day ride to an alpine pasture including catering. The backdrop: mountain meadows, forests and views of the Dachstein.
Prices & booking
The prices are fair: a pony ride costs €15, lunge and group lessons €25 each, and a private riding lesson €35. Trail rides range from €40 (1.5 hours) to €75 (up to 3 hours) depending on length, and the full-day ride to the alpine pasture costs €110 per person (as of July 2026). Book your slot in advance by phone on +43 3687 6111-2 or by email to info@angererhof.at — that way the team can make sure horse and programme match your ability.
Getting there from Schladming
The Angererhof is located at Rohrmoos 41, only around 4 kilometres from the centre of Schladming. By car, simply follow the road uphill towards Rohrmoos-Obertal and you'll reach the farm in about 10 minutes. If you're feeling sporty, combine the visit with a walk: hiking trails lead from Schladming up through the Talbachklamm to Rohrmoos — turning the journey to the stables into a little adventure in itself.
Spring tip
Spring is a glorious riding season in Rohrmoos: the temperatures are pleasant, the meadows lush green, and the trails are far quieter than in high summer. For morning trail rides you often get the best light on the south faces of the Dachstein. Remember sturdy shoes with a small heel, long trousers and a windproof jacket — at around 1,000 metres, mornings in Rohrmoos can still be chilly in spring. A riding helmet is a must anyway; check when booking whether you can borrow one.
- Trail rides of 1.5 to 3 hours through the meadows and forests of Rohrmoos
- Lunge and private lessons for beginners and returning riders
- Pony rides for children from €15
- Full-day ride to an alpine pasture with catering for groups of 5 or more
Tip: Be sure to book in advance by phone on +43 3687 6111-2 — that way you can check straight away which option suits your ability and whether your preferred date is free. Sturdy shoes with a small heel and long trousers make getting started much more comfortable.
Getting there: The Angererhof is located at Rohrmoos 41, around 4 km above Schladming. By car you'll be there in about 10 minutes — simply follow the Rohrmoosstraße uphill.
Price: Pony ride €15, lunge lesson €25, group lesson in the arena €25, private riding lesson €35, trail ride 1.5 hrs €40, long trail ride up to 3 hrs €75, full-day ride to the alpine pasture €110 (as of July 2026).
Last updated: July 22, 2026
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frequently asked questions.
Can I ride at the Angererhof even if I'm not staying there?
According to its own website, the farm welcomes horse lovers and riding enthusiasts. It's best to give them a quick call on +43 3687 6111-2 and book your preferred slot.
How much does a trail ride cost?
A guided trail ride for advanced riders costs €40 for 1.5 hours or €75 for up to 3 hours (as of July 2026).
Is it suitable for children?
Yes — for children there are pony rides (15 minutes, €15) as well as lunge lessons for their first supervised riding attempts.
Do I need riding experience?
No. Beginners start with lunge or group lessons in the riding arena; the trail rides into the countryside are reserved for advanced riders.
Do I need to book?
Yes, booking in advance by phone or email is strongly recommended, so the right horse, time slot and programme can be arranged for you.
Can you also ride in winter or in the rain?
The farm is active all year round, but the riding arena and trail rides are outdoors — the experience is at its best in fine, dry weather. If the weather looks uncertain, give them a quick call.
