Into the Wild Dog Sled Tour: Family-Friendly Winter Adventure in Sun Peaks, BC
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all ages in reasonable health; basic balance and endurance needed for sled seating and cold conditions.
Overview
Discover the Into the Wild Dog Sled Tour in Sun Peaks, BC—a family-friendly, 1.5-hour guided sledding adventure to scenic Little McGillivray Lake. Meet your sled dogs, explore snowy trails, and enjoy a unique winter wilderness experience.
Into the Wild Dog Sled Tour
1.5 Hours • Ages 4+ • Exhilarating Adventure! • Fills up - Book in Advance!
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About This Adventure
Embark on an unforgettable adventure with our Into the Wild Experience, where you'll ascend nearly 500ft to the breathtaking Little McGillivray Lake. Enjoy guided dog sledding, meet your furry team, and indulge in post-ride snacks. Perfect for families, this thrilling journey promises lasting memories in a stunning winter landscape.
Get ready to go Into the Wild with our enthusiastic Alaskan Huskies
Pricing & Sled Configuration
• Solo Rider: $400 • 2 Children (4-14yo): $400 • 1 Adult + 1 Child (4-14yo): $475 • 2 Adults: $500 • 1 Adult + 2 Children (4-14yo): $525 • 2 Adults + 1 Small Child (4-7yo): $550
- $15 increase during holiday season
- Get ready to cuddle! Our sled configuration cannot be adjusted. We adhere to the above options to ensure your comfort and safety.
- Each sled cannot exceed 350lbs or 160kg
Duration
Approximately 1 hours and 30 minutes 45-60 minutes of sled time over 10km
Location
Round-trip transportation is included from the Village Day Lodge beside Masa's Bar and Grill
About
Our Into the Wild Experience brings you on a thrilling expedition climbing nearly 500ft in elevation. The midpoint of the trail brings us to scenic Little McGillivray Lake. This tour allows approximately 45minutes to 1hr of Sled time, depending on snow conditions. This tour is great for the whole family!
All Sleds are guided. Each tour includes an introduction to Dog Sledding, meeting your team, feeding snacks upon return and visiting the rest of the dogs in the Kennel.
What to Bring
Warm, weather appropriate clothes - Dress as though you'd be skiing all day (no ski boots!) Camera - Pictures and Videos are highly encouraged!
Adventure Tips
Dress in Layers
Prepare for cold weather by layering clothing to adjust for changing temperatures during the sled ride.
Bring Waterproof Boots
Wear insulated, waterproof boots to keep feet warm and dry on snowy terrain.
Arrive Early for Check-In
Plan to arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled start time to complete check-in and orientation.
Respect the Dogs
Follow guides’ instructions and avoid sudden movements around the sled dogs to ensure their comfort and safety.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Snowshoe hare
- Mink
History
Dog sledding is a traditional mode of transport in Canadian winter wilderness and part of the cultural heritage of British Columbia's mountain communities.
Conservation
Guides practice Leave No Trace principles to minimize impact on fragile alpine ecosystems and sustain animal health in kennels.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Insulated Jacket
Keeps you warm during extended outdoor exposure in snowy conditions.
winter specific
Thermal Base Layers
Provides critical insulation while maintaining moisture wicking on cold rides.
winter specific
Waterproof Gloves
Protects hands from frostbite and wind chill during sledding.
winter specific
Snow Boots
Ensures warmth and traction on snowy, icy trails.
winter specific