Dog Sled Tours Alaska

Summer Dog Sled Adventure

Dog Sled Tours Alaska

Available: Apr – Sept

Rates:
$75.00 – per person
$55.00 – per person (10 and under)

This summer, join us for a dog sled ride and experience the changing season. Instead of a sled and snow, your ride will be in our custom-built 8-passenger side-by-side vehicle with a team of dogs training for the race trail.

This pre-season preview gives you a behind-the-scenes look at how mushers and dogs prepare for the winter season.

Tour Details

When you come to Alaska, dog sledding is on everyone’s bucket list.  Just because the snow may be gone, that doesn’t mean you can’t experience dog sledding in the summer. Join us May through October in the heart of dog mushing country on an interactive dog sled ride and experience.
 
Right from the moment when you arrive on this 2 hour tour, you will be greeted by our retired dogs who are happy to get a little scratch behind the ears before you check in,  Afterwards, we’ll give you a history of dog sledding and then head over to the kennel where you get to meet and play with our entire team.  While you’re doing that, we’ll be getting ready to head out on the trail.  If you would like to learn how to harness dogs, we’re happy to teach you.  From here, we’ll go for a run with the dogs through the woods and over the hills.  You’ll be amazed at how strong they are and how they work together.  There’s plenty of time for photos and the dogs always appreciate the attention when we get back for a job well done.

This tour is suitable for people of all ages.  Young children need to be accompanied by an adult at all times when they are around the dogs.   While the dogs are super friendly, they are essentially kids themselves.  Rain gear is provided for this tour.  Lunch is available for purchase at the end of this tour as well.  Please let us know if you are planning on joining us for lunch. 

What's Included?

This tour consists of a 2-hour dog sled adventure. We also include all gear and necessary equipment needed for the tour. We encourage you to bring a camera as this tour includes amazing opportunities for photos!

Tour Dates & Times

Departs Daily: 10am | 12pm (noon)

Available: April – September (dependent on seasonal weather)

Ages: Suitable for people of all ages.

NOTE: If anyone in your party is uncomfortable around dogs let us know so we can make it a successful experience.

FAQ's

No, instead of a traditional sled and snow, you’ll ride in our custom-built 8-passenger side-by-side vehicle pulled by our team of training dogs.

The tour lasts approximately 2 hours, offering a comprehensive dog sledding experience.

Yes, this experience is suitable for people of all ages. We even offer a discounted rate for children 10 and under.

Absolutely! You’ll have the opportunity to learn how to harness the dogs and understand the dynamics of a dog team.

Due to the popularity of this experience, we recommend booking as early as possible to secure your preferred date and time.

The tour is designed to be leisurely, making it suitable for participants of all physical levels.

Meals and refreshments are not mentioned as part of the package, so it’s advisable to bring your own snacks.

Please contact us directly for specific amenities at our location.

Our tours go on rain or shine, but in extreme conditions, we’ll assess the situation for everyone’s safety.

Please refer to our booking terms and conditions or contact us for detailed cancellation and rescheduling information.

Additional Information

A trip through Alaska’s rich mushing heritage provides context to the modern sport. The Alaska Dog Mushers Association chronicles this storied past, enriching your understanding and appreciation of the activity you’re about to experience.

To make your tour even more memorable, familiarize yourself with the four-legged stars of dog sledding. A visit to the Iditarod’s official website offers a peek into the world of these athletic canines and their incredible feats during the most challenging sled dog race on Earth.

Though you’ll be venturing out in the warmer months, Alaska’s summer can be unpredictable. Resources like the National Weather Service’s Alaska site can provide forecasts, ensuring you’re adequately prepared for your dog sled adventure.