Visitors to a farm in the Swiss Alps may be surprised to find that instead of saddling up on a horse – they get to ride cows.
Bolderhof Farm offers guests the chance to clamber onto the back of one of the hoofed creatures for treks lasting up to half a day.
The owner of the farm says that unlike horses, dairy cows are less likely to react to scenarios around them, meaning the risk of falling off is slim.
Despite their large size, the herbivores' speed ranges from 'slow to very slow' – perfect for enjoying the woods and rivers of the Rhine lowlands.
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Photo credits to the Bolderhof Farm
Source: Daily Mail
