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Introduction
Experience the thrill of Alaska's state sport with the Small-Group Dog Sledding Experience in Sterling. This activity allows you to embrace the true Alaskan spirit while immersing yourself in the breathtaking beauty of this remarkable destination. Dog sledding is not just an adventure, but a deep connection to nature and the incredible bond between mushers and their furry companions.
What to Expect?
During this one-of-a-kind tour, you will have the opportunity to visit the sled dog farm of three-time Iditarod champion, Mitch Seavey. Get acquainted with these friendly and energetic dogs and learn why they possess an undeniable love for running. Following this enlightening introduction, teams of four to five dogs will be harnessed, and your mushing adventure will begin. Whether you choose to ride in the sled or take charge and drive the team yourself, no experience is necessary. The experienced guides will be with you every step of the way, ensuring your safety and providing guidance. To conclude your tour, you'll have the chance to meet adorable puppies and witness other teams undergoing training for the Iditarod.
Who is this for?
This unforgettable experience is open to guests of all abilities, making it accessible to everyone. Whether you're a dog lover, an adventure seeker, or simply curious about Alaskan culture, this tour is designed to cater to a diverse audience. From families with children to solo travelers, this activity promises to create lasting memories for all.
Why Book This?
Embarking on this small-group dog sledding experience invites you into the heart of Alaska's wilderness. Feel the exhilaration as a team of powerful dogs pulls you through pristine landscapes, their enthusiasm contagious as they navigate the snowy trails. Immerse yourself in the bond between mushers and their dogs, and gain a deeper understanding of this unique sporting tradition. With expert guides to teach you the ropes, you can fully embrace the experience with confidence. This adventure is not just a chance to witness the beauty of the Alaskan landscape but to also tap into a piece of Alaskan culture and history.
Good to Know
To ensure a seamless experience, please be aware that the meeting point for this tour is at Mile 79 of the Sterling Highway (AK1). From there, you'll proceed to Mitch Seavey's sled dog farm. As the tour takes place outdoors, it is recommended to make use of facilities before arriving. The total duration of this activity is approximately 90 minutes, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the world of dog sledding.
Reviews
Previous participants have been captivated by the Small-Group Dog Sledding Experience in Sterling. They highlight the amazing bond between the mushers and their dogs, as well as the profound sense of adventure and connection to nature that this activity provides. Guests of all ages have praised the knowledgeable guides who make the experience accessible and enjoyable for everyone. Whether it's the thrill of commanding a dog sled team or the pure joy of meeting adorable puppies, this unique adventure is sure to leave you with unforgettable memories.