Winter Dog Sledding Tour - Self Drive
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have moderate physical fitness to enjoy steering and managing the sled comfortably.
Overview
Embark on an unforgettable self-drive dog sledding adventure in Anchorage, Alaska. Experience the thrill of guiding your own team through snowy landscapes and uncover winter’s wilderness magic today!
Winter Dog Sledding Tour - Self Drive
All Ages • 1.5 Hours
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About This Adventure
A true Alaskan experience!
Duration
1.5 Hours
- This is a self-drive tour based in Willow, AK. The drive time from Anchorage is around 1.5- 2 hours.
- For those guests without their own mode of transportation, this tour is available with transportation from Anchorage on a Private Charter Service for an additional fee.
- This tour has a 2 person minimum to operate
Rates
Adult (Ages 12+): $165 Child (Ages 2-11): $145 Lap Infant (Ages 0-1): Free
About
Searching for Anchorage dog sledding tours in Alaska? You’ve come to the right place. Join us on a fun-filled winter excursion to enjoy Alaska’s official state sport, dog mushing! Meet real Iditarod racing dogs and ride real racing trails north of Anchorage. Each ride consists of 1-4 riders hooked up to a dog sled team with a local Alaskan musher as your guide. Enjoy the serenity of the Alaskan winter landscape in a way that only a dog sled ride can provide.
Please Note:
- Tour availability is subject to change and dependent on snowfall conditions and kennel availability.
- Please select the day you are interested in and we will follow up with CONFIRMED driving directions and tour time in a separate confirmation email.
What's Included
- Unforgettable dog sledding tour in Alaska.
- Experience the adventure of dog sledding on real racing trails.
- Meet real Iditarod sled dogs.
- Winter clothing, hot drinks, snacks, and are water provided.
More Info
Adult must make a booking first in order for a infant to be booked.
Adventure Tips
Dress in layers
Ensure you wear moisture-wicking base layers, insulated mid-layers, and waterproof outerwear to stay warm and dry.
Watch your speed
Control your sled's pace to avoid fatigue for both you and the dogs, especially on steep or icy sections.
Communicate with your team
Use standard commands and gentle gestures to effectively guide your sled dogs during the tour.
Stay hydrated
Bring water and take regular breaks to stay refreshed in the cold outdoor environment.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- moose
- foxes
History
Dog sledding has been a vital part of Alaskan culture for over a century, originally used for transportation and now celebrated as a sport and adventure activity.
Conservation
Greatland Adventures practices sustainable tourism by respecting wildlife habitats and supporting local conservation efforts.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Thermal Base Layers
Keeps you warm and dry underneath your outer layers during cold outdoor activity.
winter specific
Waterproof Gloves
Protects your hands from cold and moisture while handling sled and harness equipment.
winter specific
Insulated Waterproof Boots
Keeps your feet warm and dry, essential for walking on snow and ice.
winter specific
Sunglasses or Goggles
Shield your eyes from UV glare off the snow and wind during the tour.
winter specific