Winter Mushing Adventures

 

If you're Brave enough to visit Alaska in the winter, we'll give you the full experience!  These tours are the real thing. Every run is helping train the dogs for the iditarod, and every dog either has or will race.  Accessible for all adventurers, regardless of ability level.

 

Exit Glacier by dog team

November-April weather permitting

 

Learn to drive a dog team!  Mush a dog team down Resurrection River Valley right to Exit Glacier.  The road is closed in the winter, so dog team is one of the only ways you can see the glacier in the winter.  The trail is wide and easy to maneuver, so anyone can learn.  We'll stop at the glacier and enjoy a trail lunch and hot chocolate.  Make sure you bring your camera - the scenery is incredible, and we often see moose and eagles.  This is our favorite tour; you really get to experience the Alaskan wilderness, and will leave with a good understanding and appreciation of sled dogs. 

Duration: 3.5 hours

Price: $249/pp

Includes: Lunch, drinks, and dogs

 

 

 

Winter ride and tour

October-April, several locations

 

Tour our racing kennel, then hop on the sled for a real dog sled ride.  See the dogs in action as we travel through the snowy mountains and forests.  Help drive the team, or sit in our comfortable sleds. We'll make plenty of stops for pictures, and to pet the dogs.  Perfect for families with small children, and groups.

Duration: 1.5 hours

Price: $99/adults $69/kids

 

 

 

overnight dog sledding adventures and even learning to race packages are available...please call or e-mail for more info.

 

 

What to Expect:

We will customize the tour to your ability level; you can sit, stand or drive the sled.  You can help hitch the dogs or sit and watch.

 

It is usually between 20F to 35F and somewhere between snowing and clear.  We cancel trips if it's less than -10F or raining.  There is usually a breeze on the Exit Glacier trip.

 

Tours are hands-on, and exclusive.  Trips are almost always limited to just one family, and there will be an experienced guide for every two guests. 

 

What to Bring:

-Dress in layers, and bring any winter clothing you have. Fleece under Gore-Tex is ideal.

-Warm hat, two or more pairs of gloves, goggles or glasses, neck-gator or scarf.

-We can provide some clothing if you're missing something, please let us when you reserve.

-Camera and video camera, spare batteries

-Call the reservation line or Danny Seavey at (907) 398-2348 the day before your tour to confirm weather and location.

 

 

Custom tours available for groups and events.  All tours are by reservation only.  Please call (800) 478-3139 for reservations.

 

"Best money I ever spent!" -John from Yakima, WA