Rodeo Ranch Pferdeblick Hütte
holiday apartment
Rottenmann
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Experience a very special break in the Pferdeblick cabin – a cozy little cabin right at the Rider Ranch Rodeo in Rottenmann, Styria. Here, rural charm, love for animals, and relaxation come together.
And the highlight: Through the large glass floor slab in the living area, you have a direct view of the adjacent horse stable. This way, you always have your four-legged friend in sight!
The cabin is perfect for anyone who loves horses or animals and seeks closeness to nature. With a paddock right outside the door, the accommodation is ideal for guests with their own horse – or for those who value contact with animals.
Whether for a romantic weekend, a break with your horse, or a short vacation in the countryside – here you will find peace, nature, and a real ranch experience. The direct location at our rider ranch allows for riding lessons, trail rides, and
hands-on ranch experiences – ideal for horse lovers of all ages.
Facilities
This accommodation offers the following facilities
Suitability
- families
- non-smokers
- person traveling alone
- young persons
- singles
- seniors
Farm facilities
- flowers
- other animals
- horses
- cats
- small fruit
- sheep
Location
- quiet location
- mountain location
- outskirts of town
- close to forest
Courses / Instructions
- riding lessons
Sustainability measures
2 Sustainability measures are implemented here
Contact & Directions
Check-In/Check-Out
| Check-In: | 15:00 - 18:00 |
| Check-Out: | 06:00 - 10:00 |
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Host information
Dieter Thor
About Me
At the age of eight, I started riding my donkey mare Ambrosia. She taught me patience and showed me how important mutual trust and understanding are in dealing with animals – completely without compulsion or violence.
Over the years, I was able to meet and ride many different donkeys, mules, and ponies. At the age of 15, I finally decided to turn my passion into a profession and attended the equine management school in Lambach. I was particularly fascinated by the A-level course "Management and Care," but the traditional path of horse training did not align with my vision.
So I began to seek my own path – from small and large riding stables to animal shelters like Gut Aiderbichl. Ultimately, this journey led me to Rottenmann, where I experienced for the first time that a riding school can truly be run in a horse-friendly way. There, Ambrosia and I found a wonderful home.
I completed training as a riding instructor and trail riding guide, but my fascination with the gentle path of mutual understanding remained. Therefore, I am currently furthering my education with Reinhard Mantler and Wolfgang Hellmair.
My goal is to see horses as partners – and to walk the wonderful path of true friendship together with them.
After 25 years of working with horses, I am happy to share my knowledge and experience with interested horse lovers.
Yours
Nicole Hollnsteiner