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Winter Dog Sledding Tours

Winter Dog Sledding in Seward, Alaska

If you are brave enough to visit Alaska in the winter then you have to go dog sledding! Our 3-hour winter dog sled tour is a great introduction to mushing. Drive or sit in the sled with one of our guides, learn all about how we train and prepare our dogs for races like the 1,000-mile Iditarod, hear exciting tales from the trail, and experience Alaska’s state sport for yourself!

Go Winter Dog Sledding
After the run, our dogs wait happily to have their booties removed and their feet rubbed!

Experience the Thrill of Dog Sledding

Beautiful Trails, Perfect for First-time Guests!

The Highlights

Meet Our Sled Dogs

Meet your team of Alaskan Huskies, dogs that have been bred to run in the 1000-mile Iditarod sled dog race. If you want, help prep your team for the run by putting on harnesses and learn how we take care of their feet.

3-Hour Dog Sled Ride

Choose to ride or help drive the team as part of this incredible mushing experience. Travel approximately 14 miles total and learn all about this incredible sport.

Beautiful Scenery

We run our winter tours on the road to Kenai Fjords National Park which is closed in the winter. See Exit Glacier and beautiful snowcapped peaks on our beautiful mushing trail.

Go Winter Dog Sledding

The Details

Tour Times

Tours start at 11 and 2pm.

Getting Here

Check-in for our tour is located out of our home in Seward, Alaska.

Our address is 31722 Herman Leirer Road Seward, AK 99664. We do not provide a shuttle service in the winter. Our apologies.

The actual tour will start about .5 miles further down the road from our home, where Exit Glacier Road is closed off.

Length

This excursion lasts up to 3 hours from start to finish depending on trail conditions. Tours can run shorter if the trail is hard and fast. We travel approximately 14 miles.

What to Wear

We recommend dressing in layers, wearing thick socks, and having a warm hat. Although we provide parkas and bibs for you to use, these are supplemental to your own gear. We strongly advise wearing one or two layers of long underwear.

Weather Policy

We reserve the right to cancel due to weather. We will not operate if conditions are unsafe. All cancellations are given a full refund.

Go Winter Dog Sledding

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