Winter Sports & Dog Sledding at Bill Cotter Kennel
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
All ages and fitness levels welcome, though participants should comfortably sit for the duration.
Overview
Experience the thrill of dog sledding through pristine Alaskan wilderness with Bill Cotter Kennel. Discover breathtaking mountain views and the timeless tradition of mushing on a memorable 2-hour adventure.
Adventure Tips
Dress warmly and in layers
Temperatures can drop quickly; layering ensures comfort during stops and rides.
Bring a camera for action shots
The scenic views and lively dogs make for incredible photos—don’t forget your camera.
Listen to your guide's safety instructions
Follow all safety tips to enjoy your ride smoothly and safely.
Book in advance for peak season
Popular trips fill quickly during winter months, so reserving ahead is recommended.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Moose
- Snowshoe hares
History
Dog sledding has been a vital part of Alaskan culture and transportation since the early 20th century, shaping the state’s history and community.
Conservation
The kennel practices sustainable mushing by prioritizing the welfare of their dogs and minimizing environmental impact.
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Insulated waterproof jacket
Keeps you warm and dry during the cold sledding ride.
winter specific
Warm gloves
Protection against the cold for your hands during the ride.
winter specific
Snow boots
Provides traction and warmth for walking on snow and ice.
winter specific
Hat and neck gaiter
Protects your head and neck from cold wind during activity.
winter specific