Guri Riding Club Send an inquiry 한국어

Facilities and trail

Photos of each facility are in the tabs below. The trail map shows where each one is.

Guri Riding Grounds from the air. A metasequoia forest surrounds the outdoor arena, the red-roofed clubhouse and the stables
Guri Riding Grounds, surrounded by metasequoia forest

Covered arenas

A 20×60m indoor arena and a small arena

The indoor arena is 20×60m, the standard size for a dressage competition arena. It has a roof, so lessons go ahead on rainy days and in midsummer. Next to it is a separate long, narrow covered small arena.

Outdoor arena

A sand arena with a white fence

The outdoor arena is used for lessons and show jumping practice, and becomes the competition arena during events. Seoul student riding competitions are also held here.

Stables

Where the horses live

Home to 61 club and member horses. Before a lesson, you meet the horse you will ride that day here.

Clubhouse and amenities

A two-storey building next to the outdoor arena

A two-storey building with a red roof. It sits right next to the outdoor arena, so you can watch the arena while you wait for your lesson. It has showers and personal lockers.

Meadow and woods

A white-fenced meadow and shady trees

Outside the arenas there is a meadow with a white fence, and woods continue beside it.

The way in

Metasequoia avenue

Metasequoias line both sides of the road from the entrance to the arenas.

Trail map

The route starts at the entrance, passes the arenas and stables, and returns along the Wangsukcheon Stream embankment. Tap a number to see a photo and description of each stop.

Guri Riding Club grounds and trail stops
Base map © OpenStreetMap contributors

    Indoor arena plan A 60-metre by 20-metre arena with dressage letters A, K, V, E, S, H, C, M, R, B, P, F and X at the centre. AC KVESH FPBRM
    Indoor arena 20×60m, standard dressage competition size

    Facilities at a glance

    Indoor arena
    20×60m
    Outdoor arena
    Sand arena
    Training area
    Separate space
    Horses
    61, including 19 club horses
    Amenities
    Showers, personal lockers

    Visitor guidelines

    The riding grounds are where the horses live. For the safety of horses and visitors alike, please follow the guidelines below.

    • Do not run or make loud noises near the arenas and stables.
    • Pets must be kept on a lead. Horses startle if approached suddenly.
    • Do not pass horses while riding a bicycle or scooter.
    • Check with staff before giving horses treats or going inside a fence.
    • Close any gate you pass through.
    • No smoking around the stables.

    Read next