Winter Sports & Lodging at Winterdance Dogsled Tours
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–4 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be comfortable with physical activity in cold conditions, but no prior mushing experience is necessary.
Overview
Experience the thrill of dogsledding with cozy overnight stays in Alaska's wilderness. Winterdance offers authentic mushing adventures paired with comfortable lodging for a memorable winter getaway.
Winterdance Cottage Rental
Weekly Summer Rental • Up to 6 people •
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About This Adventure
Welcome to Your Cozy Haliburton Retreat!
Nestled in the serene landscapes of Haliburton, Ontario, our charming cottage at 1061 True North Road awaits your arrival. Designed for comfort and tranquility, it's the perfect getaway to disconnect and enjoy nature's beauty.
Check-In/Out Times for Seamless Stays:
- Check-In: 4:30 PM
- Check-Out: 12:00 PM
Cottage Features:
- Bedrooms: 3 cozy rooms (1 with a queen bed, 2 with double beds)
- Tech Comforts: Free WiFi, TV with DVD player & a selection of DVDs
- Kitchen & Dining: A fully-equipped kitchen opens into a living area with a vaulted pine ceiling -Bathroom: 3 piece bathroom with shower
- Comforts of Home: Propane BBQ & picnic table on the deck (available in summer), a warm wood stove (wood provided in winter), and reliable electric heating
- Outdoor Adventures: Kayaks for summer exploration and snowshoes for winter fun
What to Bring:
- Bedding: Sheets, pillows, and blankets
- Towels: Both bath and kitchen
- Personal Toiletries
Pricing Details:
- Summer 2024 (June 24 – September 16): $1,250 per week + HST (up to 6 guests)
- Winter 2023/24: $250/night + HST (for 2 guests, $25 extra per person/night). Minimum 2-night stay.
Ready and Waiting:
Upon your arrival, the door will be unlocked and the cottage ready for you to move in and relax.
Note:
To maintain the highest standards of cleanliness and comfort, we adhere strictly to our check-in and check-out times. Additional charges may apply for checking and cleaning if necessary.
Embrace the tranquility of Haliburton in our welcoming cottage, where each season brings its unique charm and opportunities for adventure. Book your stay and create memories that last a lifetime!
Adventure Tips
Dress in layers
Wearing moisture-wicking layers can keep you warm and dry during the cold, active sledding sessions.
Stay hydrated
Even in cold weather, hydration is key to staying energized during your tours.
Protect your eyes
Wear UV-protective sunglasses to shield against snow glare and winter sun.
Book in advance
Winterdance’s busy season fills quickly, so reserve your spot early for a guaranteed experience.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Moose
- Snowshoe hare
History
The region’s dogsled routes date back to indigenous transportation and played a key role during the Klondike Gold Rush.
Conservation
Winterdance emphasizes sustainable tourism by maintaining trail integrity and respecting local wildlife habitats.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Thermal base layers
Keep warm and wick moisture away from your skin during outdoor activities.
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Insulated waterproof gloves
Protect your hands from cold and damp while handling sled reins and equipment.
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Winter boots
Insulated, waterproof boots provide traction and warmth in snow and ice.
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Sunglasses or goggles
Prevent snow blindness and shield eyes from glare.
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