Experience Alaska’s mushing tradition with a working sled dog team
2 hrs
2 to 4 people
Sled ride, Husky kennel visit
Explore the Alaskan wilderness on a private dog sled outing that brings you closer to the dogs behind the ride.
Start your adventure by climbing aboard for a sled ride behind our team of hardworking Alaska huskies. Feel the dogs’ energy as they take you through the winter landscape and experience a true taste of Alaska’s mushing tradition.
After your ride, return to the kennel for an up-close experience with the dogs. Meet our Alaska huskies, learn about their personalities, and discover what goes into caring for, training, and preparing a sled dog team. You’ll have time to interact with the dogs, ask questions, and take photos.
This booking is for the whole experience, which fits up to 4 guests.
Cancel more than 7 days before your tour for a full refund. Cancel 3–7 days before for a 50% refund or one date change. With less than 72 hours' notice, no refund; one reschedule is allowed. No-shows receive no refund.
Product ID: 7SU3EV
No. Gratuity is not included in the listed price.
Dress for extended outdoor exposure: wear an insulated winter jacket, warm base and mid-layers, insulated snow pants, and winter boots with good traction. Add wool or synthetic socks, insulated mittens or gloves, a hat that covers your ears, and a neck gaiter or scarf. Choose moisture-wicking layers rather than cotton when possible.
Bring a water bottle and a fully charged camera or phone; cold weather can reduce battery life. Pack sunglasses or snow goggles for bright or blowing snow, and an extra pair of socks when practical.
6913 Sipes Loop, Salcha, AK 99714
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