Winter Wilderness Dog Sledding with Martin Buser's Happy Trails Kennel
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be comfortable engaging in moderate physical activity but no technical skills are required.
Overview
Experience the thrill of dog sledding through Alaska’s snow-covered wilderness with Martin Buser’s Happy Trails Kennel. Glide over frozen lakes and through serene forests on this authentic winter adventure.
Adventure Tips
Dress in layers
Wear moisture-wicking base layers and insulated outerwear to stay warm and dry in the cold.
Protect your eyes
Bring sunglasses or goggles to shield your eyes from glare and blowing snow.
Stay hydrated
Drink plenty of water despite the cold, as physical activity can cause dehydration.
Follow guide instructions
Listen carefully to safety briefings and guide instructions for a safe and enjoyable experience.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Snowshoe hares
- Ptarmigans
History
Dog sledding has been a vital mode of transportation in Alaska since the Gold Rush era, showcasing the resilience of local communities.
Conservation
The kennel emphasizes humane treatment, ensuring the well-being of the Huskies, and actively promotes sustainable tourism practices.
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Warm Hat
Keeps your head warm in the freezing temperatures.
winter specific
Insulated Gloves
Protect your hands from frostbite while handling equipment.
winter specific
Thermal Base Layers
Layer underneath outerwear to stay warm during the ride.
winter specific
Sturdy Waterproof Boots
Ensure your feet stay dry and warm on snowy trails.
winter specific