moderate
12–16 hours overnight
Participants should have reasonable stamina to handle periods of sitting and riding in cold conditions, and be comfortable with moderate physical activity during dog sledding.
Snowmobile along the iconic Iditarod Trail at sunset, then mush under the stars in Willow, Alaska. Cozy up at Snowhook Lodge and hope for a glimpse of the Northern Lights on this unforgettable winter adventure.
Alaskan winter temperatures can fluctuate; layering helps you stay warm and comfortable throughout the night.
You’ll want to capture the stunning Northern Lights and starry night, so a tripod stabilizes your shots in low light.
Cold temperatures increase calorie burn; having energy boosts endurance during snowmobiling and mushing.
Snowmobile and dog sledding through wilderness require attention to trail conditions and animal handling protocols.
The Iditarod Trail was originally a crucial mail and dog sled route that connected remote Alaskan communities.
Snowhook Adventure Guides actively support wildlife preservation efforts and promote low-impact travel to protect Alaska’s fragile ecosystems.
Keeps you warm against harsh Alaskan cold during snowmobiling and overnight stays.
winter specific
Protects legs from snow, wind, and moisture while riding and mushing.
winter specific
Crucial for maintaining core body heat over prolonged cold exposure.
winter specific
Allows you to operate the snowmobile throttle and handle sled dogs comfortably.
winter specific