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Winter Sports & Dog Sledding at Bill Cotter Kennel - Anchorage

Winter Sports & Dog Sledding at Bill Cotter Kennel

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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.

Nenana, Alaska

2 HOUR DOG SLEDDING

OUR TALLEST CUP OF ADVENTURE

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Adventure Photos

2 HOUR DOG SLEDDING photo 1

About This Adventure

Embark on a thrilling 2-hour sled ride through stunning spruce forests and tundra, with breathtaking mountain views, including a glimpse of Mount Denali on clear days. Experience the joy of dog mushing as you stop to snack with the dogs and capture unforgettable moments along the pristine trails.

2 HOUR SLED RIDE AND MUSHING EXPERIENCE


Rates

Per Adult: $350

10% military discounts available (select box at checkout).

We can accommodate up to 9 people.

Please keep in mind we are 50 miles South of Fairbanks offering remote and pristine trails. 1 hr. drive


Duration

2 hour sled ride


About

Our tallest cup of adventure. If you want more of a real dog mushing adventure, this is the tour for you! The 2-hour trail has more variety of spruce forests, tundra, and mountain views. We stop and give the dogs a snack and take lots of pictures. On a clear day, you can see Mount Denali. This creates a real memorable dog mushing experience.

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.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Insulated waterproof jacket

Essential

Keeps you warm and dry during the cold sledding ride.

winter specific

Warm gloves

Essential

Protection against the cold for your hands during the ride.

winter specific

Snow boots

Essential

Provides traction and warmth for walking on snow and ice.

winter specific

Hat and neck gaiter

Essential

Protects your head and neck from cold wind during activity.

winter specific