moderate
2 hours
Participants should be in reasonably good physical shape to stand, balance, and occasionally help push the sled over uneven terrain.
Join Grizzle-T Dog & Sled Works for a private, 2-hour dog sledding tour in Steamboat Springs. Guide your own team of Alaskan Huskies through stunning snow-covered trails and learn the ropes of mushing.
Starting at $200 | Ages 2+ | Approximately 2 Hours "On-Sled"
Embark on an unforgettable dog sledding adventure through stunning backcountry trails! Mushing your own team of Alaskan Huskies, you'll enjoy 2 hours of thrilling sled time, complete with scenic stops and opportunities to switch roles. Afterward, cozy up with the dogs and savor warm treats by the fire.
Pricing is based on full occupancy per sled (per person)
Individual weight limit: 300 lbs
Maximum Sled weight capacity: 450 Lbs. If two guests exceed the weight limit, separate single-occupancy sleds will be required.
Dec 21 - Jan 5th
Please Note: If a single-occupancy sled is required or requested due to an odd number of guests or weight limitations, additional charges will apply at the time of the tour. Please call if you do not wish to be paired with another guest and meet this criteria.
Join Us for an Unforgettable Backcountry Dog Sled Adventure!
Experience the thrill of mushing your own team of Alaskan Huskies on a scenic 12.5-mile private trail. Our 1/2 Day Adventure offers approximately 2 hours on-sled as you learn how to "Mush Your Own Team."
Instruction: Guests will receive 10-15 minutes of guidance before stepping onto the sled and feeling the excitement of mushing firsthand!
Sled Sharing: Typically, there are 2 people per sled. For smaller children, we may occasionally have 3 people per sled, depending on the size and weight of the guests.
Switching Roles: If both guests are 80 lbs or more, we will stop halfway along the trail to switch, giving each person the chance to mush. Smaller guests (under 80 lbs) may also have the opportunity to help mush by standing on the sled runners with an adult behind them.
PLEASE ARRIVE DRESSED AND READY TO GO ON THE TRAIL Guests are responsible for wearing warm winter clothing, outerwear, and insulated winter boots. Be prepared for changing mountain weather conditions. Remember... you can always remove a layer, but you can't add one if you don't have it!
Wear insulated, moisture-wicking layers to stay warm and dry throughout the sledding adventure.
Bring waterproof gloves or mittens to protect your hands from cold winds and handling the sled.
Follow all instructions carefully to ensure a safe and enjoyable mushing experience for both you and the dogs.
Cold temperatures can drain batteries quickly, so keep your phone or camera close to your body to stay warm.
Dog sledding in Colorado has roots dating back to early mountain travelers who relied on sled dogs for winter transportation in rugged terrain.
Grizzle-T Dog & Sled Works practices eco-friendly tour operations to minimize impact on local wildlife and preserve the fragile mountain environment.
Keep your hands warm and dry while managing the sled in cold conditions.
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Help maintain body warmth during extended exposure to snow and cold air.
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Protect your feet from snow and cold while providing traction on icy trails.
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Protect your eyes from glare off the snow and wind.
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