Experience an Unforgettable Evening Dog Sled Ride Near Stowe, Vermont
Difficulty
easy
Duration
30 minutes
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels including young children aged 2 and up; no special physical conditioning required.
Overview
Discover an exhilarating evening dog sled ride just outside Stowe, Vermont. Meet huskies, learn about sledding history, and glide through serene winter woods in this intimate 30-minute adventure.
Evening Dog Sled Ride
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About This Adventure
Embark on an unforgettable evening dogsledding adventure at Ryder Brook Golf Club, just minutes from Stowe, Vermont. Experience the thrill of a 15-minute ride with friendly Huskies, learn about the history of dog sledding, and unwind in the clubhouse with delightful dining and drinks for a perfect end to your adventure.
Duration
30 minutes
About
Experience an unforgettable evening dogsledding tour just minutes away from Stowe, Vermont at Ryder Brook Golf Club. Huskies in the Kingdom provides an exhilarating adventure perfect for all, whether you're a family, a couple, or part of a large group. During this 30-minute program, you'll learn about the fascinating history of dog sledding, bond with our friendly Huskies, and embark on a 15-minute ride!
After your exhilarating dogsled ride, warm up in the clubhouse. The ambiance invites you to relax and unwind while enjoying a delightful dining experience accompanied by refreshing drinks. It's the perfect way to conclude your evening of adventure, ensuring a truly memorable experience.
Before booking, please have everyone in your party's individual weights.
What to Bring
- Insulated footwear
- Ski Goggles
- Hat, gloves, mittens and scarf or neck gaiter
- We recommend making dinner reservations at Stoweflake’s Charlie B’s Restaurant for after your tour.
Adventure Tips
Dress in Layers
Wear moisture-wicking base layers, warm mid-layers, and a windproof outer layer to stay comfortable during the chilly ride.
Avoid Cotton Clothing
Cotton retains moisture which can accelerate heat loss; use wool or synthetic fabrics instead for warmth.
Bring Extra Hand Warmers
Carry hand and toe warmers to keep extremities warm during the outdoor wait times and ride.
Check Weight Limits
Ensure your group’s combined weight doesn’t exceed 350 lbs for safe and balanced sledding.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Red fox
History
Dog sledding has been a key transportation method across Vermont’s snowy winters, tracing back to Indigenous and early settler traditions.
Conservation
Huskies in the Kingdom emphasizes sustainable tourism by using local trails respectfully and educating visitors on wildlife preservation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Insulated Winter Jacket
Provides protection against cold winds and snow during the ride.
winter specific
Waterproof Snow Pants
Keeps you dry and warm while sitting on the sled.
winter specific
Wool or Synthetic Socks
Help maintain foot warmth and wick moisture away.
winter specific
Goggles or Face Mask
Protects face and eyes from cold wind and snow spray on the sled.
winter specific