Undermountain Farm and Riding Stable

The stable is beautifully run - very organized and well maintained. The horses are well trained and well kept. The trainer (Cathy Drumn) is probably the best trainer I had been taught by so far. It was a great experience and I am looking forwards to coming back soon.

I love under-moutain farm!!!! My daughter hwent there with her friend, and when she came home that day she was so happy that I couldn't belive it!

it was a disorganized invirment and it is unsafe i used to ride there until my mom fell off and BROKE her back. and is very dirty

Every year I've been taking my daugther down to Undermoutain Farm in Lenox, Mass for their riding camp. It's a lovely little farm set in a great little valley with a 10 min drive to "Tanglewood." Currently, she is 14 and a dressage rider after trying out jumping, but a few years back, when she was younger and just starting to ride, the barn really appealed to her and I would solely reccomend this stable to beginner riders and families with younger children. For those just starting out riding or for those who need to brush up, here's the place for you. I only say this because the place is run-down. Their saddles and bridles are cracking and the facilities are definetly not anything to write home about. On top of this, it's quite crowded, (especially in the summer months!)But after saying all this, I must add that all the riding instuctors and hands are very sweet, and appeal to ALL beginner riders. This stable does tend to lean on the "hunter-jumper" side of the equestrian world, so dressage riders: this is not the place for you. Other than this, if you're a person interested in taking up riding (regardless of age,) or just someone wanting to take a relaxed trail ride, give it a try if you are in the area.

Undermountain farm, at first site is a well maintained, beautiful farm. and when you ride there, yes it is a wonderful experience because you are paying for a lesson. However working there is a completely different situation and I learned that the hard way. Undermountain is extremely stingy in the way in which they spend money. It takes them forever to call a vet for a serious problem. They leave children at camp unattended, and one incident, for which i was there, a little girl got her foot stuck inbetween two pannels of wood and was hysterical. Kathrynn did not run to help, i did, which at the time i was supposed to be assisting teach a lesson. I have heard nothing but negative things about undermountains camp program and The owner. Please look into this barn before choosing it as a longterm riding place or working environment. trust me, ive been there, and they won't pay you!!!

i go to undermountain farm for camp every summer. the camp is AWESOME!! at camp, you ride,learn about horses, learn how to groom, learn how to tack up, play horse related games etc. etc. my favorite part of camp is when you get to ride!! my favorite horse in the whole entire barn is chocolate. he is soooooooo sweet!! overall, i would highly recomend undermountain farm. you will have a blast!

Undermountain farm is the most fun, interactive, and learning-friendly horse barn ever! They are very good with beginers, but they don't pay as much attention to the jumpers. My favorite horse in the whole entire world once was there. His name was Maxwell. Napolian is so frisky, but so cute! Whoever lives in the berkshiers has to go to undermountain farm right away!

I had trail ride in the rain and at dusk, it was lovely. I rode Tomahawk who is legendary. Undermountain is a trusting, generous barn with well cared for mounts and experienced staff. The environs are exquistite. A delight for any equestrian.

Well, according to my daughter, Noah is the world's best horse, and for a 4 year old beginning to ride, he is so pleasant that i would have to agree. Both the horses and instructors, especially Katherine whom we love and admire for her amazing patience and knowledge, are all are wonderful to be around. We love it there and will continue going there for as long as Cailyn's love of horses(and Katherine) endures. Did we mention that Noah is the #1 horse? (f.y.i...he's the sweetest, kindest, haflinger you'll ever meet)

I loved undermountain because the teachers and horses are great. Also because after my lessons I get to groom my horse. It has luxurious huge barns two of them I think. Undermountain Farm is great for begginers, novices,and experts. You can also go there if you would like a pony ride or just to learn about horses.