Alpaca Trekking

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Important information

• Treks can book up several months in advance. If you don’t see the date you want (Saturdays, Sundays & Tuesdays) it is already fully booked.
  We are sorry to disappoint you.
• If you plan to bring children it is vital you read about our child and family tickets to get the right ticket for you.
• Treks are unsuitable for buggies – young children must walk or be carried.
• Payment required at time of booking to confirm your place.
• You need to be fit enough to walk for about 45 mins over rocky terrain with occasional steep inclines.
• Suitable walking shoes and weather protection are essential, sorry no umbrellas.
• Treks may be cancelled due to heavy rain, ice or snow – check email/phone if forecast is poor.
• Please read our walking with alpacas guide before you arrive.
• It’s hard to find us without our directions sheet as sat nav will lead you astray. Google map here

*Please note – you may need to scroll down to find the llama ticket and the BOOK button*

CHECK DATES & BOOK TICKETS

*After booking expect two similar emails. The second is a payment confirmation*

Prices

Click here for our price list

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What to expect

We introduce the herd, show how to feed them by hand and give a safety briefing. Walking in small groups, with up to eight alpacas and a llama, our trained guides then take you through the beautiful scenery and woodlands around our community farm in Sheffield. The trek lasts about an hour with plenty of stops for feeding, taking in the scenery and photography. You can expect to be with us for at least an hour and a half. You must be moderately fit as you will be leading a large animal along rough paths with some steep and rocky bits. It can be slippery and muddy in places. The treks will take place in all but the worst weather so please wear clothes appropriate to the weather conditions. No umbrellas please. Facilities include toilets and hand washing but there is no shop or cafe.

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Children

Children are welcome at Holly Hagg, however leading large animals on country lanes and rocky terrain does involve risk. We offer three ticket types for children. These are based on a child’s ability to control a large animal and walk independently, and to avoid small children being pushed or trodden on by an alpaca. It is the responsibility of the accompanying adults to judge their child’s needs and capabilities then purchase the appropriate ticket.

AGE 12+ (Ticket type L)
1 Child aged 12+ can walk the llama accompanied by an adult.

AGE 10+ (Ticket type C)
1 Child with 1 alpaca. Children aged 10 and older may walk their own alpaca but must be accompanied by an adult in the group (who may be leading or sharing another alpaca). For less confident children we would recommend sharing an alpaca with an adult.

AGE 6+ (Ticket type D)
1 Adult and 1 child sharing 1 alpaca. Children aged 6 and above may share an alpaca with an adult. The child can lead with their own lead while a second long reign is attached so that the adult is providing instant backup.

UNDER 6 (Ticket type E)
2 Adults and up to 2 children sharing 1 alpaca. Children under 6 may only walk on a Family Ticket: 2 adults and up to 2 children under the age of 6 all sharing 1 alpaca. At all times the children must be under direct supervision of one adult while the other adult is in control of the alpaca. Small children must be kept a safe distance from all alpacas in case of sudden movements.

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Preparing for a trek

Before booking a trek, people are strongly advised to read our guide to walking with alpacas so they can be sure the experience is suitable for them. To help you find us please download our directions to Holly Hagg.

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