3 Hour Tour
More Trail Time For Adventurous Guests!
This tour, while still suitable for beginners, is geared towards guests who want additional ride and trail time. As the name suggest, this experience last approximately 3 hours from start to finish and is open to those ages 12+. For the first 30 minutes or so, guests are able to meet and greet the sled dogs, see where they live, pat them and can even help their musher(s) prepare the doggies for the trail. Once the doggies and sled are prepared, guests will then embark on a 15 mile/2.5 hour ride (ride time varies depending on guest weights, trail conditions and the doggies pulling the sled). The mushers always try to leave 10-15 minutes at the end for guests to chat and say thank you to the sled dogs with belly rubs, pats and doggie cookies for a job well done!
Min Age:
12+
Min Group Size:
2
Duration:
3 hour
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Who May Participate
- We welcome those ages 12+ for this adventure
- All participants under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times
- Participants who are pregnant may not participate
- Participants who have recently sustained an injury or undergone surgery may not participate
2026 Availability
Wednesdays – Sundays (trail conditions permitting). There are a few holiday and vacation week exceptions.
9am, 11am
9am, 11am
Please arrive 10–15 minutes before your scheduled time, already dressed, as we do not have a changing room. This helps ensure you are here with us on time. We have many tours throughout the day and cannot delay departure times. If guests arrive late to their scheduled time, we will not be able to take you out on tour and no refunds are given.
Cost
$750 Per sled (2 guests or 700lbs)
$825 (2 guests or 700lbs)
~ Please note that for guest comfort we do not offer the option for 3 guests to ride in a sled on this extended tour.
*After making an online reservation, you will be emailed a confirmation letter that contains driving and parking instructions, a list of items we recommend you wear/bring along and a receipt for your records. If you don’t see your confirmation email in your inbox, please be sure to check your spam/junk folder as our automated correspondences get filtered into there frequently.
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Is it your first time riding in a touring dog sled? Below is a video of what you can expect.
What We Recommend You Bring
- 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)
- “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
- Gratuity is common for your tour guide
Plan Your Visit
For Spring and Fall reservations, email is best as our staff is part-time. Located in Jefferson, NH.
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