General Information

Who Can Participate:

  • We welcome those ages 2+ for kennel tours and dog sledding adventures
  • All participants under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian
  • Participants who are pregnant are not permitted to participate
  • Participants who have recently sustained an injury or undergone surgery may not participate

What We Recommend You Wear During The Winter:

  • A warm winter jacket that is water/weather resistant
  • Snow pants
  • Insulated winter boots with thick wool or synthetic socks (please avoid Uggs and cotton as they will not keep your feet warm when wet)
  • Winter gloves that are water/weather resistant
  • Goggles and/or sunglasses
  • A scarf or facemask
  • A warm hat
  • Extra layers for warmth like pullovers and long johns (avoid cotton as it will not keep you warm when wet)
  • Air-activated hand and foot warmers
  • “Yak Traks” or grips to put on the bottom of your boots
  • A headlamp and/or flashlight to help navigate the kennel is a must for those you joining us for an evening run

What We Recommend You Wear During The Warmer Months:

  • Closed-toed shoes are a must! Old sneakers, hiking shoes and rain/mud boots are all good footwear options. Flip flops, Crocs and sandals are not permitted.
  • Long pants are recommended even on warmer days since the sled dogs love to jump up and say hi!
  • Sunglasses
  • Sunscreen
  • Bugspray
  • A poncho or rain jacket are nice on wet/rainy days
  • A sweatshirt or jacket in case you get chilly

What We Recommend You Bring Year-Round:

  • A photo ID (used for guest confirmation upon check-in)
  • A camera and extra batteries are always useful
  • Gratuity for your musher (they work very hard to ensure you have a safe and exciting trip)

Please Keep In Mind:

  • That our facility is completely outdoors and we do not have a changing area
  • We are home to several sled dogs that love to be pet
  • Our activities are designed to be hands on to your comfort level

So … not only do you want to consider wearing/bringing the items recommended above, but you also want to consider wearing/bringing items that you don’t mind getting hairy and dirty if you want to be interactive and hands on!