The Long Riders

The Long Riders' Guild

Full Members of The Long Riders' Guild

	Constance Rameaux - crossed the South American continent, riding from Argentina, through Bolivia, Peru and Ecuador, to Columbia. Co-author of "Lune de Miel à Cheval".
	Paul Rask - rode from Viborg in Jutland to the Ukraine, and also made a Long Ride in Sweden.
	Lucy Rees - Rode across the American Southwest in 1995.
	Philip Riches - rode north along the spine of the Andes in Argentina
	Hjoerdis Rickert - in 1986 at the age of 9, rode 1200 miles from Le Puy, France, to Santiago de Compostella, Spain, making her the second-youngest person ever to be inducted into The Long Riders' Guild.
	Peter Ritz - rode from Lusatia (near the German/Polish border) to Rome.
	Ken Roberts and Sharon Muir Watson - rode 5,000 kilometers from Cooktown, Queensland to Healesville, Victoria, along Australia's Bicentennial National Trail. Author of "The Colour of Courage".
	Daniel Robinson made an equine journey from China, across Tibet and over the Himalayan mountains into India.
	Ian Robinson - made solo journeys across Mongolia and Tibet. Author of "Gantsara" and "You Must Die Once."
	Paul van Rooyen - rode from the south of France to the Netherlands with Hans Martens.
	Julian Ross - rode through the Carpathian Mountains of Romania from Cluj-Napoca to Iasi. Author of "Travels in an Unknown Country".
	Rex Roth - made an extended journey across the central portions of the United States, riding from Ohio and ending up in South Dakota.
	Margrit Rumple - rode from Eastern Austria to Santiago de Compostella.
	Allen Russell - rode from Canada to Mexico.
	Philippe Rustenholz - rode northwards from Rio Turbio in Patagonia towards the Andes mountains. See Philippe's page on Completed Expeditions.
	Harry Rutstein - the first person in modern history to retrace the route of Marco Polo from Venice, Italy, to Beijing, China. Author of "In the Footsteps of Marco Polo, a Twentieth Century Odyssey."