easy
1 hour
No special fitness required, suitable for all ages and abilities.
Discover the thrill of a one-hour dog sledding journey through Utah’s snowy mountains with North Forty Escapes in Oakley. This family-friendly experience combines scenic views, expert guides, and the incredible teamwork of sled dogs for a memorable winter outing. See Utah’s winter magic as you glide across snow-covered trails, guided by skilled mushers and their energetic sled dogs. Perfect for families and adventure seekers alike, this tour offers a genuine encounter with the region’s outdoor traditions. From the fresh mountain air to the lively yelps of the dogs, every moment is designed to thrill and inspire. North Forty Escapes’ emphasis on small groups and safety makes this stand out among Utah’s winter activities. The company’s guides share stories about the history of dog sledding while taking you through pristine ranches and along scenic river corridors. Whether you're in Utah for a weekend or a longer stay near Park City, this experience is an accessible way to enjoy the rugged beauty of the region in winter. Plan your visit to be wrapped in warm gear and prepared for an active, engaging adventure that leaves lasting memories. The scenery, tradition, and lively team of sled dogs create an unbeatable outdoor experience in Utah’s stunning mountains.
Ensure you wear warm, moisture-wicking clothing to stay comfortable in the snow and cold.
Capture the breathtaking mountain views and playful dog teams during your ride.
Getting to your session a little ahead of schedule allows for gear fitting and safety briefings.
Guides provide important safety instructions that enhance your experience and ensure everyone’s safety.
Dog sledding in Utah has roots dating back to early Native American and settler practices for winter travel across mountain terrain.
North Forty Escapes emphasizes sustainable tourism by respecting local wildlife and maintaining trail integrity during heavy winter use.
Keep your hands warm during the ride, especially when handling sled lines or taking photos.
winter specific
A hat that covers your ears helps prevent heat loss and keeps you comfortable.
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Sturdy, waterproof footwear provides traction and warmth in snowy terrain.
winter specific
A windproof, insulated jacket shields you from cold winds during your ride.
winter specific