Top North America Husky Dog Tours

Cozy up to some cuddly husky sled dogs with this tour of a sled dog kennel in Talkeetna. Enjoy playing with the dogs in their down time, and learn what it takes to run sled dogs in Alaska. Opt for the dog walk upgrade to spend time wandering with the dogs off leash in the woods.

• Learn about Anchorage's rich history of dog mushing. • Run on the trail system of the Tozier Track, legendary race venue. • Your dogsled ride is guided by a third-generation musher Robert Redington. His family has been involved in sled dog racing in downtown Anchorage since the 1950s, carrying on a proud tradition in the sport. His grandfather is Joe Redington Sr. who is known as the "Father of the Iditarod". • Experience real Alaskan summer dryland mushing without leaving Anchorage.

Take part in a quintessential Alaskan outdoor pursuit with this dog sledding and mushing experience, without the hassle of planning logistics. Get acquainted with the huskies and malamutes with just your guide and a small group for company. Learn basic commands and take part in a dog-sledding experience along a 2-5 mile trail, with guided commentary on dog mushing history. Walk away with souvenir photos delivered online at no extra charge.

Discover the tradition of sled dog racing while in Alaska on this small-group tour. Head to a training ground for racing dogs and see what it takes for a puppy to become a champion. Enjoy a mushing experience on dry land and get a glimpse of what these dogs train for all year—the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race. After your mush, enjoy playtime with the dogs, including the puppies.

No need to bundle up in the snow to experience dog sledding—on this private tour, you’ll zip through the Alaskan forest on a two-person dog sled, exploring private trails the pups use for their Iditarod training. Afterward, interact with the champion dogs, ask questions, enjoy a complimentary snack, take in the view of Denali, and learn all about this timeless Alaskan tradition. (It’s the official Alaska state sport!)

A thrilling ride awaits on this traditional dog sledding adventure in Yellowknife, where you'll glide through a stunning winter landscape alongside energetic sled dogs. Each ride lasts about 25 minutes, allowing you to experience the deep connection between the Dene people and their dogs, a bond forged over generations. Before the journey, meet the enthusiastic dogs that are part of the family, and learn about their important roles in northern life. After your sled ride, warm up with fresh bannock and hot beverages in a cozy tent, making this a memorable day out in the North.

Dog sledding is one of Alaska’s most unforgettable experiences, and you don’t need snow to enjoy it. Available from May through October, this interactive 2-hour summer dog sledding tour takes you into the heart of Alaska’s mushing country for an authentic look at life with a sled dog team. When you arrive, you’ll be welcomed by your friendly retired dogs before learning about the history and traditions of dog sledding in Alaska. You’ll then visit the kennel to meet the full team, interact with the dogs, and even learn how to harness them if you’d like. Once the team is ready, you’ll head out on a thrilling ride through forest trails and rolling hills, where you’ll see firsthand the strength, teamwork, and excitement of these incredible dogs. There’s plenty of time for photos, and the dogs always enjoy extra attention after the run. This tour is family-friendly and suitable for all ages. Rain gear is provided, and lunch is available for purchase after the tour with advance notice.

Dog sledding is one of Alaska's many time-honored traditions and used to be the prime mode of transportation. On this private excursion from Fairbanks, you can experience a thrilling dog sled ride through the snow-covered forests. After your ride, enjoy one-on-one time with the dogs and their puppies and learn more about the Alaskan tradition.

Travel like an Alaskan—aboard a dogsled—during this dogsledding and mushing experience in Fairbanks. Hop aboard and hold on to be towed by energetic dogs down five miles (eight kilometers) of snowy trails with your private party. You can help drive the team with voice commands, as your guide supervises from the back of the sled.

Discover the heart of Alaskan dog mushing with a one-hour visit to the historic Alaskan Kennels, home of the Anadyr Siberian Husky. This hands-on experience allows you to meet, pet, and learn about these remarkable dogs while gaining insights into the mushing lifestyle that defines Alaska. Perfect for animal lovers and families, this tour highlights the friendly nature of the Siberian Huskies and their training routines. An experienced guide will share captivating stories and knowledge about the dogs and their heritage. - One-hour kennel tour with hands-on interaction with Siberian Huskies - Learn about dog sledding history and off-grid living in Alaska - Suitable for families; kids under 12 must be accompanied by an adult - Group size is limited to a maximum of 6 participants for a personalized experience

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.

Autumn is one of the most peaceful and scenic times to experience Alaska. As the leaves turn vibrant shades of gold and red and the temperatures begin to cool, the landscape transforms into a stunning fall setting. Even better, the mosquitoes of summer have mostly disappeared, making it an ideal time to enjoy the outdoors. Fall is also when mushers begin preparing their dog teams for the winter season and legendary races like the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race — the iconic thousand-mile race across Alaska. During this time, the dogs are eager to train and build endurance for the snowy months ahead. This tour includes all the highlights of your winter dog sled experience, giving you plenty of opportunities to interact with the dogs, take photos, and enjoy a scenic ride with the team. It’s a unique way to experience Alaska’s autumn beauty while getting an authentic look into the world of dog mushing.

Pair a helicopter flight over the glaciers of Juneau Icefield with a dogsled ride, and you have the perfect Alaska experience. After flying over breathtaking scenery, land at a remote glacier camp for a ride of a lifetime: you’re pulled by Alaskan huskies across fields blanketed with snow, surrounded by towering mountains. Listen to the race stories of struggle and victory from Iditarod mushers, and get in the spirit by dressing up in original Iditarod dogsled gear for memorable photos. Please note that the shuttle will pick up one hour before listed flight time.

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!

Set out on a scenic ride through snow-covered fields and experience a bond between humans and dogs on this small-group dogsledding tour in Alaska. Get to know the dogs in the kennel before heading out to the birch forests for this adrenaline-pumping tour, which includes several stops for photographs. Learn about the pastime of dog sledding, enjoy time to meet and pet the dogs, and experience the rush of a dogsled ride.

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!

We work exclusively with local, passionate mushers who view their dog teams as their family, and you will have the chance to understand this incredible sport on your hourlong ride through the snowy forest. You will ride on a genuine dogsled, either seated or standing, as the team of 8 dogs swings through the forest with you and your guide at a comfortable but thrilling pace. You will also have the chance to see the dog kennels, and a replica of a dog-sled race checkpoint, where the competitive mushers stop for fuel and rest on their long winter races. On your reindeer tour, our experienced reindeer handlers will introduce you to the herd of reindeer at Borealis Basecamp, and you can feed, meet, and take pictures with these incredible animals.

Willow, Alaska, is famed for its association with the Iditarod. This small-group tour gives you a taste of life on the trail, without the hard work. At a family-owned and operated kennel, meet the huskies, help harness the team, and enjoy views of Denali as a musher leads your pack along private trails.

Experience authentic dog sledding without the crowds on a private adventure along the historic Yukon Quest trail. Meet your canine team, learn the basics of mushing, and ride through Alaska’s winter scenery with time for photos along the way. Cold-weather gear is provided, making it easy to stay comfortable while enjoying this hands-on experience.

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.

Join us this summer for an unforgettable day of Alaskan adventure! Start your journey with a visit to your Iditarod dog sled kennel, where you will meet a team of over-the-top friendly sled dogs. You will be amazed by their sheer power as they pull you through the scenic hills and woods they train on year-round. Get to know the whole pack, learn how we train these remarkable athletes, and enjoy plenty of playtime with the pups. The excitement doesn't stop there. After the mushing tour, we will enjoy lunch before switching gears for an epic ATV adventure up to Hatcher Pass. You will get to drive your own ATV through rugged, majestic mountain landscapes. The views from the top of the pass are absolutely breathtaking, offering Alaska on full display. Along the way, we will stop to capture stunning photos and maybe even enjoy some wild berry picking. It is the ultimate summer experience!

Don’t worry about bundling up in freezing weather—and mush you way through the Alaskan forest in fall. On this dogsled tour, you’ll join the happy four-legged team on UTVs, breaking in the pups after a summer’s rest. You’ll zoom through the incredible fall foliage just outside Fairbanks, learning all about dog mushing, racing, and Alaskan off-grid living along the way.

Discover Alaska's wilderness on this thrilling 2-day adventure combining a midnight sun ATV ride and a sunrise dog sled experience. Stay at Snowhook Lodge in Hatcher Pass, where you’ll enjoy a hearty Alaskan dinner before embarking on a 3-hour ATV or UTV journey through stunning mountain landscapes. After a night of relaxation in your cozy cabin, wake up to a delicious breakfast and meet your friendly Alaskan huskies for a unique dog sled tour. This package includes gear, meals, and overnight lodging, perfect for families and adventure seekers. - 2-day package featuring ATV riding and dog sledding - Stay in a private cabin with meals included - Explore the Talkeetna Mountains under the midnight sun - Suitable for ages 6+, with drivers 18+ only