Top Alaska Husky Dog Tours - page 2

Two Rivers is home to more dogs than people. Come join us on a tour and meet a local Two Rivers musher with their personal dog team. Their dogs are family and whether they compete in 1000-mile races or go for camping trips around the Chena River Valley, they have many stories and adventures to share!

This is a 1.5 mile mini mushing activity that circles our property through black spruce, alders, and birch trees. The actual sledding time is 15-20 minutes. Full activity time is 1-1.5 hours. In the beginning we will go over how to ride on and in your tandem dog sleds. Once we have this out of the way we can create some noise and meet the dogs! While you enjoy kisses and hugs from your loving huskies we will harness and hook up the team. Once hooked up we will head out onto your trails around the property with great views from high on a ridge. There are ample opportunities for photos along the way and plenty of cuddle time when we return to the kennel. The Kennel visit will take place either before or after your sled ride, dependent on weather, the dogs, and your guide's schedule.

Winter is the perfect time to experience the Alaskan tradition of dog sledding. During this small-group experience, learn to mush with a professional musher. Then zip through the snowy birch forests with a sled dog team and feel the cold wind in your hair. Afterward, warm up with the puppies and learn what it takes for them to become champions.

Enjoy Alaska’s winter landscapes with a team of happy hounds speeding you across snowy fields. On this dog-mushing adventure from Fairbanks, learn about the popular sport and what it takes to lead a team of dogs through the snow. After your adventure, pose for pictures with your new four-legged friends.

Alaska is famous for its stunning wilderness and wildlife, but it can be difficult to know where to go if you're traveling on your own. Join this group tour from Anchorage to discover wildlife at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center and Chugach National Forest, admire glacier views, stop at a historic mining town, and more. Along the way, learn more about the area from your guide and learn how to take better photos.

This is a unique dog sledding experience in a very remote area of Alaska. No other outfitters are using our incredible scenic trails. Our dogs are world class sled dogs who participated in the most demanding sled dog races in the world, like the Iditarod and Yukon Quest. So fid our guides. This tour is an extraordinary dog sledding adventure for those who want to travel off the beaten trail.

This trip is designed for those eager to experience an authentic Alaskan mushing experience -driving your own dog team! This is the real deal - you are an active participant in this adventure. No previous mushing experience is required. We will teach you everything you need to know to feel comfortable and equipped for your time on the trail. You are accompanied at all times by a professional dog sledding guide who oversees the whole experience, allowing you to relax enjoy the thrill of driving your own dog team. • Certified eco-tour company. • Meet friendly and beautiful Siberian Huskies. • Visit an off-grid homestead and kennel. • Drive your own dog team through beautiful old growth boreal forest. • Home-baked snacks and hot drinks included. • Cold weather gear provided. • Professional guide • 2-3 hour experience. Minimum of 1 hour on the dog sled. Family-Friendly: Minors are welcome on Private Tours (min 4 guests or monetary equivalent). Public departures are 18+ only.

Get to know the dogs of Susitna Sled Dog Adventures! Join us in training our dogs when theres not snow. Explore the world of sled dogs, learn what it takes to compete in races, and understand why these incredible animals thrive in this unique role. We’ll tell you stories about the dogs and share adventures from the trails. After the dryland ride and some playtime in the yard, we’ll dress up a dog in a harness, show you the sled, and talk about the winter gear we use. If we have any puppies, we’ll end the visit cuddling with the next generation of athletes.

We are on a ridgetop filled with trees and sunlight, far enough up to see Denali Mountain on a clear day! You will get to hike through a forest with a Guide that will teach you about the local history and also the climate of Interior Alaska. See how a local dog musher lives on his homestead. This is an eye-opening experience, showcasing how most Alaskans live, work, and play in the Arctic!

Ride with an Experienced Guide and a Team of Huskies Informative Video Traverse Iditarod Training Trails on your Ride over frozen lakes, through the woods with views of Denali and surrounding mountains Pet Famous Alaskan Huskies Comfortable Visitor Center Complimentary Gear if Needed

This is your Signature adventure, an interactive sledding activity, we prefer to have people stand on the runners and drive the dogs, with us on a tag sled as guide throughout the experience. Though sitting in the Sled can be accommodated as needed, especially for children and seniors.

Come experience true Alaskan homestead life! Meet 20 traditional Huskies, relax in your Arctic tent, help with dog meals, see dog hair spun into yarn, and learn how we thrive in the Arctic. Hear stories of living with good dogs in Alaska.

Take a glimpse into the traditional life of a sleddog in Interior Alaska. The lineage of these dogs traces back to when the first Native Alaskans/Inuit people inhabited the Arctic. We also have dogs from the Canadian/Greenland Arctic regions and promote the subsistence lifestyle of those Arctic cultures. These dogs will show you what they have been born and bred to do as pack animals, while we have been stewards of their care for the past centuries, maintaining this heritage. Witness the outright enthusiasm these dogs have for doing what they love!

Founded by Susan Butcher (4-time Iditarod champion), Trail Breaker Kennel is an iconic piece of Alaskan culture. The kennel is conveniently located a mile from the Fairbanks International Airport and 15 minutes from downtown Fairbanks. Alaskan Dog Sledding is the perfect experience for dog-lovers and outdoor adventurers alike.

Enjoy the power of a team of happy hounds pulling you through a magical winter landscape. Pose for pictures in the beautiful snowy scenery. Learn about the ever popular sport and what it takes to lead a team of dogs. Then warm up in a cozy yurt at the end of your activity.

We offer private mushing adventures, which means the trip is specifically tailored to your group. Guests are invited to participate in all aspects of dog care, but that is optional. Your guides are always there to ensure the dogs are getting excellent care. Your guides are experienced mushers, Dan & Jodi have both completed the 1000 mile Iditarod Sled Dog Race, and they share their years of experience and stories from the trail with guests. Our private campsite with heated tents, firepit, outside seating, and Aurora viewing platform provide guests with an uninterrupted outdoors experience. In addition we are one of a very limited number of companies with a special recreation permit to operate in the White Mountains National Recreation Area.

Scenic trail with friendly photogenic dogs. Guides with vast knowledge of sled dogs that love sharing the history of dogsledding with you.

Enjoy the power of a team of happy hounds pulling you through a magical winter landscape. Pose for pictures in the beautiful snowy scenery. Learn about the ever popular sport and what it takes to lead a team of dogs. Then warm up in a cozy yurt at the end of your activity.

Enjoy Dog Mushing at its best. We are located at the edge of a vast wilderness into which we can explore. Ride through the boreal forest and experience the freedom of Alaska back country. Mush on maintained trails and glide through beautiful flat meadows of aspen and spruce with your knowledgeable guide. Launch into the unlimited winter wonderland just North of Fairbanks, Alaska.

In Two Rivers, where sled dogs outnumber people, immerse yourself in husky happiness during a Private Summer Sled Dog Experience. Meet the exceptionally athletic and endearingly goofy huskies from local dog teams. Learn from passionate mushers not about their hobby, but their lifestyle. Try on mushing gear that allows humans and dogs to thrive at -40F winter temperatures. Be hands-on with the hooking up and harnessing of the team, then join the team for a short 45-second ride (to ensure dogs don't overheat, the teams go for a short run). This tour is perfect for dog lovers who want to spend lots of time with the huskies and learn about the mushing lifestyle from a local musher and their team.