Dog Sledding Adventure with Bill Cotter Kennel in Alaska
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1 hour
Fitness Level
No special fitness required, but good mobility helps
Overview
Take a thrilling one-hour ride through Alaska’s historic serum run trail with Bill Cotter Kennel. Discover the true spirit of winter wilderness in this authentic dog sledding experience.
1 HOUR DOG SLEDDING
THIS IS OUR MOST POPULAR TOUR
Select participants and date
Adventure Photos
About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of dog mushing in Alaska on a one-hour sled dog ride through breathtaking wilderness. Traverse part of the historic "serum run trail" from the Iditarod race, and enjoy the unique opportunity to drive the team. Afterward, relax with complimentary tea, hot cocoa, and snacks.
GET OUT OF TOWN AND SEE WILD ALASKA WITH US. PLEASE NOTE OUR TOUR LOCATION IS DIFFERENT. WE ARE 50 MILES SOUTH OF FAIRBANKS.
Rates
Per Person: $189 10% military/ 12 + under discounts available (select box at checkout).
We can accommodate up to 9 people.
Please keep in mind we are 50 miles South of Fairbanks offering remote and pristine trails.
Duration
1 hour ride tour experience
About
This is our most popular tour. It's an hour-long sled dog ride that goes through the surrounding wilderness. Part of the trail is on the original "serum run trail" that goes to Nome, Alaska in the Iditarod race. This hour-long ride gives you the real feel of dog mushing in Alaska. You will have the opportunity to stand on the sled or tag sled and drive the team. We have complimentary tea/hot coco and nibbles afterward.
Adventure Tips
Dress warmly and in layers
Ensure you wear thermal layers, waterproof outerwear, and warm gloves to stay comfortable during the ride.
Bring a camera or smartphone
Capture the stunning scenery and the energetic sled dogs during your adventure.
Keep your hands and feet dry
Wet extremities can happen in snowy conditions, so bring waterproof socks and gloves.
Listen to the guide’s instructions
Follow safety advice to ensure an enjoyable and secure experience on the trail.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Moose
- Snowshoe Hares
History
The serum run trail commemorates the 1925 sled dog relay that delivered diphtheria antitoxin to Nome, Alaska.
Conservation
Bill Cotter Kennel emphasizes responsible dog care and sustainable trail practices to preserve Alaska's winter wilderness.
Select participants and date
Adventure Hotspots in Anchorage
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Insulated Waterproof Jacket
Keeps you warm and dry in snowy conditions.
winter specific
Thermal Base Layers
Provides insulation and comfort during the ride.
winter specific
Warm Waterproof Gloves
Protect your hands from cold and moisture.
winter specific
Snow Boots with Good Traction
Ensure stability and warmth while walking or on the sled.
winter specific