Dog Sledding Adventures with Call of the WYld in Driggs, ID
Difficulty
easy
Duration
30 minutes to 1 hour
Fitness Level
Minimal fitness required; suitable for most adults and older children comfortable with cold weather conditions.
Overview
Experience the thrill of dog sledding with Call of the WYld in Driggs, Idaho. Guided tours at Grand Targhee and Teton Village deliver unforgettable winter adventures led by passionate mushers and their eager teams.
Dog Sledding Adventures with Call of the WYld in Driggs, ID
Adventure Tips
Dress in Graduated Layers
Temperatures can swing quickly, so wear moisture-wicking base layers topped with insulating fleece and a windproof outer shell.
Bring Sunglasses and Sunscreen
Snow glare is intense even on cloudy days, so protect your eyes and skin for the full duration of the tour.
Arrive Early for the Meet & Greet
Give yourself time to bond with the dogs and absorb key safety and sled handling information from your guide.
Charge Your Camera Batteries
Cold weather drains power fast—use insulated cases or keep devices warm until you’re ready to snap photos of the dogs and scenery.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Elk
- Bald eagles
History
Dog sledding has long been part of the region's winter transportation heritage and remains a celebrated local tradition.
Conservation
Call of the WYld emphasizes dog welfare and sustainable trail use to minimize ecosystem impact during winter tourism.
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Recommended Gear
Waterproof Winter Boots
Keep feet dry and insulated while standing on sled runners or during meet and greet.
winter specific
Thermal Gloves
Protect hands from cold wind and while handling sled lines.
winter specific
Layered Clothing
Wear wicking base layers with insulating mid-layers to maintain warmth.
winter specific
Camera or Smartphone
Capture moments of the dogs in action and sweeping mountain views.