Join us for a half hour jaunt down our pristine winter trail over mixed terrain of tundra, black spruce stands and ponds. Experience the excitement and power of a team of well trained Alaskan Huskies as they sprint forward towing you on an adventure! Keep your eyes open for wildlife, our woods are full of moose, winter birds, rabbit and fox.

SEASON: December 1st 2022 - March 31st 2023

CAPACITY/SLED: 400 pounds

CAPCITY/TOUR: 6 person minimum

TOUR DURATION: 1 Hour

TRAIL MILEAGE: 3.5 miles

TRAIL TIME: 25 - 30 Minutes

Adult: $95

Child: $75; Ages 3-8

Lap Child: Free; Ages 0-2

1. How many people per sled? The number of people per sled is based on comfort and weight. The most we seat are two adults and one child, but sometimes it’s more comfortable to just sit one. If the weight of two adults is over 400lbs, then each adult will need to purchase their own sled ($300/sled).

2. We’re from a warm climate, will we be cold on this tour? Not only do we provide our guests with cold weather gear, but our sleds are enclosed in a zippered sled bag to block the wind, with reindeer hides and blankets for added warmth.

3. Do we join other guests? Our tours are private. The maximum amount of travelers we host during each given time slot is 4, yet each reservation operates independently of each other. Additionally each sled of two is assigned their own personal professional guide. Tours are conducted at a leisurely pace, without the added burden of lines nor the nuisance of waiting.

4. How many dogs will be on our team? The size of the team is at the guides discrepancy and is based on current trail conditions. A slower softer trail might entice the guide to hook-up 10 huskies, where as a fast hard packed trail might require the guide to reduce the dog power to 8 huskies.

5. What kind of sled dogs do we work with? Our guides have all chosen to work with the Alaskan Husky. You will most definitely hear all about this phenomenal breed during your tour, but to soothe your curiosity at the moment—The Alaskan Husky is the most modern form of sled dog. They stem from the traditional sled dogs (i.e.malamutes & Siberian huskies) and crossed into other working class dogs with a focus on speed and endurance.

6. Will we be able to see? Yes! We provide our guests with headlamps (if needed) so you can see down the trail.

General Cancellations: A full refund will be issued if the cancellation is received before 7 days of the tour. A 20% cancellation fee will be charged to cancellations inside 7 days. No refunds will be issued if the cancellation is less than 24 hours prior to the tour. Day of booking cancellations will not be refunded. No shows will be charged in full. 

Covid Cancellations: A positive covid test result with the date is required to issue a full refund. If no contact is made prior to the tour start time, no refunds will be issued.

Emergency Cancellations: If guests have an emergent case, please notify us immediately to explain the situation. Proof may be requested to receive a full refund.

Overdue Arrivals: Guests arriving 15-29 minutes late are subject to an altered tour to ensure guides remain on the schedule (this could result in a shorter trail time or less interaction with the dogs). Guests arriving in excess of 30 minutes late for a day tour will forfeit their tour and be charged in full. Guests arriving late for an aurora tour will still adhere to the time allotment of the original tour schedule and will not exceed the tour conclusion of midnight.