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Dogsledding Adventure with Winterdance in Haliburton - Toronto

Dogsledding Adventure with Winterdance in Haliburton

Eagle Lakemoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

3–3.5 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should have average fitness suitable for standing on a sled and assisting the team as needed.

Overview

Hit the snow-covered trails of Haliburton with Winterdance Dogsled Tours’ Half Day adventure—perfect for beginners and seasoned mushers alike. Bond with huskies, glide through rugged terrain, and savor warm breaks in the heart of Ontario’s winter wilderness.

Eagle Lake, Ontario

Half Day Tour

Ages 5+ • 3-3.5 Hours • Starting at CA$445/person

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About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of our most popular dogsledding adventure, perfect for both beginners and seasoned adventurers! Glide through stunning Haliburton landscapes, tackle diverse trails, and bond with your huskies. Enjoy a scenic break with snacks and hot chocolate, capturing unforgettable moments along the way. Join us for an exhilarating half-day journey!

##Rates

  • Regular Price (Monday - Sunday): CA$445/person + HST
  • Holiday Price (December 26 -January 1st & February 15th - 17th): CA$445/person + HST

Time with the Team:
3.5 Hours

About the Tour

By far our most popular dogsled tour with first time dogsledders and return clients alike, as you really get an opportunity to know your huskies and get a true feel for handling a dog sled!

These dogsledding trips offer a variety of trail conditions, including challenging rugged, forested terrain, and a multiple lake system. Novices are welcome as you will be given complete instructions on dogsledding skills.

Who Should Join?
You should be in at least average physical shape to best enjoy a 1/2 day tour. This dogsled trip includes a midway break for a snack and hot chocolate (provided) and is a great opportunity for those "Kodak moments" of the beautiful Haliburton scenery and of course your new 4-legged friends!

🕒 Tour Timings:
We offer 2 of these dog sledding tours every day with the instruction sessions starting at 9:00a.m. and 1:30p.m.

After instructions you will be out on one of several 1/2 day trails for approximately 2 - 2.5 hours, with additional time at the end for photos & rewarding your huskies!

Special Notes:

  • Gratuity not included but you can keep it cashless
  • Bringing kids? Let us know in advance for special accommodations!

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Adventure Tips

Wear Layered, Moisture-Wicking Clothing

Temperatures can drop quickly; base layers help regulate body heat while staying dry.

Bring a Camera with a Protective Case

Capture scenic shots and husky moments but keep your gear safe from cold and snow.

Listen Carefully to Mushing Instructions

Following guides’ directions ensures a safe and smooth dogsledding experience on diverse terrain.

Prepare for Variable Trail Conditions

Trails include rugged forest paths and frozen lake crossings; good boots and balance are a must.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Moose wandering the forest edges
  • Red foxes tracking along snowy paths

History

Haliburton Highlands has a rich history tied to logging and fur trading, with dogsledding playing a key role in winter transport during early settlement days.

Conservation

Winterdance is committed to sustainable trail use and humane treatment of their huskies, promoting environmental stewardship in the fragile winter ecosystem.

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Recommended Gear

Insulated Gloves

Essential

Protect your hands from cold while handling the sled and dogs.

winter specific

Waterproof Boots

Essential

Keeps feet dry and supported on icy, snowy trails.

winter specific

Thermal Base Layers

Essential

Regulate body temperature and wick moisture during the cold ride.

winter specific

Sunglasses or Goggles

Reduce glare from reflective snow and protect eyes from wind.

winter specific