Yukon Dog Sled Adventure with Boreal Kennels
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 days (approximately 8–10 hours of mushing)
Fitness Level
Participants should be in good physical shape, able to stand and balance on sled runners for extended periods, and handle basic outdoor exertion in cold conditions.
Overview
Drive a team of northern huskies through Yukon’s wild landscapes on a 2-day dog sledding journey with Boreal Kennels. Cozy camp meals and chances to see the northern lights complete this unforgettable adventure.
Adventure Tips
Dress in Warm Layers
Temperatures can drop significantly, so wear thermal underwear, fleece layers, and windproof outerwear.
Bring Extra Camera Batteries
Cold weather drains batteries quickly, so pack spares to capture scenic moments and wildlife.
Follow Guide Instructions
Mushing requires attention and practice—listen carefully to your guide to safely handle your dog team.
Prepare for Early Nights
Winter darkness comes early in Yukon; bring a headlamp for camp activities after sundown.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Moose
- Grey wolves
History
Carcross lies along the historic Klondike Gold Rush route, with centuries of Indigenous and settler history influencing the region.
Conservation
Boreal Kennels practices sustainable tourism by minimizing environmental footprint and promoting respect for wildlife habitats.
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Thermal Base Layers
Keep your core warm under the cold Yukon temperatures during mushing and camp.
winter specific
Insulated Waterproof Gloves
Protect hands from cold wind and maintain grip on the sled handles.
winter specific
Fleece Hat or Balaclava
Cover your head and face to retain body heat during extended outdoor time.
winter specific
Sunglasses with UV Protection
Bright snow glare demands eye protection, especially during sunny days.
winter specific