Whistler Dog Sledding
A truly Canadian adventure, dog sledding originated approximately 4,000 years ago. Researchers suggest that life in Northern Canada may never have been possible without sled dogs.
These Arctic dogs have been bred over centuries to withstand cold temperatures and endure pulling sleds over distances of up to 130 kilometres (80 miles) a day. They may reach speeds of up to 32 km/h (20 m.p.h). Trained from an early age to run with the pack, sled dogs truly enjoy the activity and can’t wait until the musher hooks them up to the gang-lines.
Soo Valley Questfrom $300
- Mush your own Dog Sled Team!
- Great fun for the whole family
- All profits go to non-profit, charitable and animal welfare projects
Mountain Mushing from $318
- Experience the treasured Canadian wilderness in timeless style
- It’s a unique combination of exhilaration and peace
- 2 adults or 1 adult + 1 child per sled
Trappers Runfrom $318
- Feel the thrill of driving your own dogsled team
- Relax as you ride a mellow mix of open winding trails through the old-growth forest of the Callaghan valley
- This 3 hour (round trip) tour will take you to Totem Pole lake will you will learn about the history of our Canadian fur trappers
Champagne and Moondogsfrom $338
- A team of strong, enthusiastic huskies pull you along a moonlit trail
- Stop at a campfire for sparkling cider and an evening snack
- 2 adults or 1 adult + 1 child per sled
Bonnie & Clyde’s Getawayfrom $400
- High-speed adrenalin tour in the Callaghan Valley
- Narrow winding trails through old-growth forests with 800 year old cedar giants
- This 3 hour (round trip) tour will take you to 140 ft. Alexander Falls, one of BC’s Top 10 waterfalls