Dog Sledding Vacations in Canada

Our multi-day dog sledding vacations in some of Canada's most amazing wilderness areas will take you on what amounts to journeys of self-discovery by rekindling the ancestral relationship between humans and members of

the canine family of animals with which we have a most unique and symbiotic relationship: the dog. We have carefully selected the experiences listed below based on the knowledge of the guides, the quality of the

vacation itself and the authenticity of the contact between guests and dog sledding as a adventure of exploration into human transportation and an interpretation of traditions around patterns of mobility through snow and winter.

		A Husky Adventure Holiday in Yukon, Canada 8 Days This dog sledding trip is for the more adventurous musher. This trip offers 4 nights at the Lodge, all the basics, plus 3 days of winter camping in our wall tent camp at Dry Creek. Day trips include: Copper Haul Roadd (an old mining road), Mount McIntyre, Bonneville Lakes, Jackson Lake & Ptarmigan Flats. Keep an eye out for wildlife on these trails. Enjoy 2 clear crisp nights in our wall tent and cozy up to our wood stove. Don’t forget to check out the night time skies for the mystical Aurora Borealis.
		A Taste of Dog Mushing Holiday in Yukon, Canada 5 Days This dog mushing holiday in Yukon is an adventure for the beginner musher. We will teach you all the important aspects of mushing. You will experience the untouched beauty of the Yukon wilderness while mushing the the historical trails surrounding the ranch. Each night you will relax by the fire in our 2-storey log lodge. Please remember that dog sledding is comparable to cross country-skiing and you should be in relatively good physical condition to fully enjoy what this trip has to offer. Don’t forget your camera!
		A Yukon Quest Trail Dog Sledding Adventure 15 Days This dog sledding trip is for the Yukon Quest enthusiast. It is a demanding trip, so please be sure you are in good physical condition to ensure a memorable experience. Spend the first week mushing the historical trails at Fish Lake– the training grounds for many a Quest musher. Stay at the lodge for 4days, go winter camping for 3 and spend one night in a down town Hotel before changing base camps to travel the Yukon Quest Trail! Remember there is always the chance to see wildlife as well as the Aurora Borealis, so be aware of your surroundings. This is the adventure of a lifetime!
		A Yukon Trapper Trail Dog Sledding Adventure in Canada 11 Days This is an adventure for a musher with some experience or for the daring beginner! Extended dog sledding trips can be a little demanding, but if you are in good physical condition this is the adventure for you! Stay at our lodge for a few days of basic instruction and day trips to Jackson Lake, Bonneville Lakes and McIntyre Mt. - then head off to our wall tent camp. Step back in time, enjoy the serenity of the surrounding wilderness and imagine yourself as a Yukon trapper as you travel the historical trails and stay in our authentic Coal Lake trapper cabin.
		Dog Mushing in Saskatchewan: Huskies, Moose and Timberwolf Serenade 6 Days (Mid-November to Mid-March) This experience centres around learning how to "mush" or drive dogs. Experience indicates that most people like their first several rides on the dogsled but then the adventurous want more! They want to drive the team and thus this package was born. It runs for a week with no pressure or grading, just the thrill of working with Siberian Huskies in Saskatchewan’s grand wilderness.
		Dog sledding expedition in Quebec 5 Days This 5-day dog sledding expedition is a journey through a variety of territories adjacent to Québec City that are reputed for their wilderness character, which can be attributed to some of the most innovative land and resource management solutions in the Western world. As a result, just a short drive away from Québec City, on the north shore of the majestic St. Lawrence River seaway, one has a remarkable opportunity to travel through one of the most scenic portions of the Canadian boreal forest environment.
		Dog Sledding in Canada's Boreal Forest: A Learning Adventure 8 days / 7 nights (January-February) Spend your days learning to run a dog team while exploring the southern edge of the largest forest region in Canada, the boreal forest. We use a progressive approach, day by day building your mushing knowledge, skills and comfort level with the sled dogs. Our guide-hosts share their love for this landscape and an in-depth knowledge of its ecology with you, as the team takes you through the mosaic of woods, muskegs and lakes that are the boreal forest.