Step away from the noise and reconnect with what matters
Retreat to the Countryside
At Huts & Horses, retreating to the countryside means quiet mornings, slow days, open skies and the freedom to breathe deeply in the heart of Mid Wales.
A Place to Slow Down and Reconnect
Huts & Horses is more than a place to stay. It is a rural retreat shaped by nature, craft and calm. Here, days unfold at a gentler pace. Sip your morning coffee by the fire pit, wander through wildflower meadows, or simply sit and breathe in the mountain air. Whether you come to write, walk, ride or rest, this is quiet luxury defined by time and space.
Discover Local Adventures
From peaceful walks to mountain bike trails, canoeing, local markets and iconic viewpoints, the Mid Wales countryside is filled with things to see and do. Whether you prefer quiet moments or outdoor exploration, you will find adventure in every direction.
Local Activities
Paragliding
Crickhowell Paragliding is a BHPA approved school, run by Chief Flying Instructor, and former Royal Navy SAR pilot, Alistair Andrews.
They offer bespoke paraglider training for discerning student pilots, tandem paraglider flights, bespoke Cross Country fly guiding and Performance Coaching services based out of South Wales.
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Canoeing on the River Wye
Enjoy gentle currents, wildlife and incredible Welsh scenery of the stunning River Wye with Wye Valley Canoes.
Mountain Biking
Varied MTB terrain including open moorland, forest tracks and flowing hill routes. Ideal for adventurous riders seeking big views.
Black Mountains
Rugged, beautiful and steeped in legend, the Black Mountains offer some of the best walking and riding routes in Mid Wales.
Bannau Brycheiniog
Explore one of Wales's most iconic landscapes with dramatic peaks, waterfalls and world-class hiking trails.
The Begwns
Wide-open grassy ridges with panoramic views over the Black Mountains. Perfect for sunrise or sunset walks with gentle gradients and breathtaking Welsh scenery.
Local Attractions
Hay-on-Wye
The independent Kingdom of Hay on Wye, which in true Equine spirit once had Richard Booth's horse “Goldie” as the prime minister. It is also known as the Town of Books and home to the world renowned Hay Festival.
Hay Markey is on every Thursday and every first Saturday of the month (February - September)
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