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Experience Dry Land Dog Mushing in Pagosa Springs: A Thrilling Wheels-Based Adventure - Pagosa Springs

Experience Dry Land Dog Mushing in Pagosa Springs: A Thrilling Wheels-Based Adventure

Pagosa Springsmoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

2 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should have moderate fitness, able to stand and walk on uneven terrain for short periods.

Overview

Discover the thrill of dog mushing on wheels in Pagosa Springs, Colorado. This 2-hour dry land tour offers hands-on adventure, cozy campfire treats, and unforgettable moments with sled dogs off the snow.

Pagosa Springs, Colorado

Dry Land Mushing Tour (Early & Late Season)

Starting at $100 • 2 Hours •

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Adventure Photos

Dry Land Mushing Tour (Early & Late Season) photo 1

About This Adventure

Embark on a unique 2-hour mushing adventure on wheels, combining thrilling trail rides with heartwarming moments at base camp. Enjoy dog snuggles, delicious s'mores, and hot chocolate while capturing memories through photography. Perfect for families and groups, this experience promises excitement and connection with nature and furry friends.

Experience the Beauty of Mushing on Wheels!

Rates

  • Adults (Ages 13+): $150
  • Children (Ages 12 and under): $100

Duration

2 Hours

About

Join us for a customized 2 Hour, educational mushing experience...on wheels! 1 hour on the trail and 1 hour at base camp with the dogs, campfire and refreshments.

  • Able to Accommodate Large Families/Groups
  • Photography Included
  • S'mores, Snacks, Hot Chocolate & Dog Snuggles Included!

Adventure Tips

Arrive Prepared for Variable Weather

Mountain weather can shift quickly; dress in moisture-wicking layers for comfort during the ride.

Wear Sturdy Footwear

Supportive hiking or trail shoes help navigate the camp and trails before and after the ride.

Bring a Camera

Capture action shots of the dogs in motion and candid moments at camp, but keep a secure grip to avoid drops.

Hydrate Before Your Tour

Though the activity isn't strenuous, staying hydrated enhances your overall comfort and energy.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Mule deer
  • Pine grosbeaks

History

Pagosa Springs has long been prized for its geothermal hot springs, drawing visitors seeking natural healing and outdoor recreation since the late 1800s.

Conservation

The tour operators emphasize minimizing impact on trails and local wildlife, encouraging guests to respect the natural environment during their visit.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Moisture-wicking Base Layers

Essential

Keeps you dry and comfortable during fluctuating spring temperatures.

spring specific

Lightweight Jacket

Essential

Protects against cooler fall afternoons and wind in the forest.

fall specific

Sunglasses

Reduces glare during bright sunny days and improves visibility.

summer specific

Insulated Gloves

Essential

Keeps your hands warm during chilly mornings on the trail.

early spring specific