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The RCMP musical rides tours throughout Canada, normally from May through October, and may perform at up to fifty venues during that period. The Canadian home for the RCMP Musical ride is located in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Getting There:The Rockcliffe Stables, which used to be known as “N Division” are located about 8 kilometers (5 miles) east of Ottawa’s Parliament Buildings.
You drive east from in front of the Parliament Building, continue on Rideau Street to where it crosses the Rideau River. Rideau Street turns into Montreal Road at this point. Continue east on Montreal Road to St. Laurent Boulevard. Turn left on St. Laurent, and the Rockcliffe Stables are at the end of the road. Click on this Google map to locate the RCMP stables. The grey area between the Sandridge Road and the Rockliffe Parkway at the end of St. Laurent Blvd. is where they are located. Though the Musical Ride travels much of the year, visitors are welcome at the stables. Meet the horses, tour the stables, visit the riding school, see the farrier (maybe even shoeing a horse!), stop into the tack room, see the official carriages used as members of the Musical Ride escort Her Majesty the Queen and other dignitaries. The hours are: |
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The RCMP Musical Ride will perform all across Canada in 2008. Click here for more information on where the RCMP Musical Ride is performing near you.