Kerstin Weibull L

Träfallet Horse Assisted Education Centre is a countryside-based horse and nature business in Alsike, guided by the principle of working on the horse’s and nature’s terms. It offers individually tailored riding lessons and courses at times that suit customers, including introductory three-lesson packages, seat training, mindful riding and instruction focused on communicating with horses through light aids. The centre also provides horse-assisted coaching, experiential learning, lectures and clinics, as well as horse training and balancing services. Its approach encourages physical and mental balance for both horse and rider, and helps participants develop a broader understanding of horses and horse care.

Alongside its equestrian activities, Träfallet produces and sells locally made goods, including honey, eggs from its hens and kombucha. Its honey-product range also includes soaps, salves, lip balm and gift collections, with mead mentioned among its offerings. The business describes its production as local and health-conscious, noting that its fields have not received artificial fertiliser or pesticide for 15 years, while clarifying that it does not claim its products are certified organic.