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Stonelea Farm, located at 39953 New Road in Aldie, Virginia, offers horse riding lessons for all ages and levels of riders in a safe and friendly atmosphere. Certified instructor Lucia DiBenedetto has over 25 years of experience teaching riding lessons, specializing in a basic balanced seat with a focus on dressage and eventing. Children will learn horsemanship basics, grooming, care, and respect for horses. Stonelea Farm also offers camps, group classes, and special programs for homeschoolers, scouts, and children with chronic illnesses. The farm provides a positive environment for riders to learn and grow, with convenient access for families in Loudoun County and surrounding areas. Visit Stonelea Farm for a unique and enriching horse riding experience.

LetSwim at Virginia Manor is a premier swim institution located at 25930 Lennox Hale Drive in Aldie, Virginia. Originally starting as a small swim program in the Dulles South corridor, LetSwim has grown into a large operation with top-notch instructors and coaches guiding swimmers of all ages in Northern Virginia. Operating out of HOA or Country Club facilities, LetSwim's mission is to instill a love for swimming in all those they teach, creating a positive learning environment for success. Their programming is designed for everyone, helping to develop lifelong swimmers.

Located in Middleburg, Virginia, the Battle of Upperville | Goose Creek Bridge Historic Park is a must-visit tourist attraction for history enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. This park was once the site of a significant Civil War battle that passed through Middleburg and Aldie, and today it offers a unique blend of historical significance and natural beauty. Visitors can explore the trails, admire the rural Western Loudoun County scenery, and walk across the 200-year-old stone bridge that played a crucial role in the Battle of Upperville. In addition to its rich history, the park also offers modern amenities such as the opportunity to book cabins and camping at Bull Run and Pohick Bay Regional Parks, or cottages at Algonkian Regional Park. Visitors can also enjoy the newly opened Climb UPton, the largest ropes course in the Mid-Atlantic, with 90 different elements and three levels of difficulty.