Dog Sledding Tours in Canada: 8 to Shuffle the Itinerary For

1.From Skagway: Yukon Sled Dog Mushing & White Pass Combo

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 70 reviews · 4h 30m · from $194Our pick

From Skagway, ride the Klondike Highway into British Columbia and the Yukon, stopping at White Pass, Summit Lake, and Fraser. At Tutshi Dog Sledding Camp, learn from mushers, meet puppies, and ride in a summer cart pulled by Alaskan huskies. Guides such as Noah and Trey add local stories and humor.

“Noah was an extremely professional and funny guide, he made the whole trip fun. Thank you for a great day.”

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2.Dogsled Diable Adventure in Mont-Tremblant

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 57 reviews · 1 hour 30 minutes (approx.) · from $233

Ride a team of sled dogs through snowy Mont-Tremblant valley trails, with a guide’s safety lesson, time to drive or ride, and a kennel visit afterward. The roughly 90-minute outing includes about an hour on the trail, hot chocolate, cookies, and chances to brush the dogs. Children ride as passengers, while adults may be assigned driving duty.

“Highly recommended for first timers. Hour went by very quickly. Dogs friendly. Guide professionnel and safety conscious.”

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3.Mont-Tremblant: Guided Dogsledding Tour with Hot Chocolate

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 41 reviews · 1 hour · from $213

Join a small, bilingual group for a one-hour dogsled ride near Mont-Tremblant. You will help harness the dogs, learn basic sled driving, switch between driver and passenger when assigned, and finish with dog treats, brushing, hot chocolate, and cookies in a yurt. Children ride as passengers with guides.

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4.15 min. Tadoussac : Behind-the-Scenes Sled Dog Kennel Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 39 reviews · 1h 30m · from $20Best value

At Ferme 5 Étoiles near Sacré-Coeur, you spend 90 minutes with about 50 huskies and malamutes. A guide such as Fabienne explains kennel life, dog behavior, and mushing, then gives you time to meet the dogs and help distribute their food. Plan for a 10 to 20 minute walk from the meeting point.

“Magnifique. Beaucoup de respect de ses chiens donc des chiens equilibres, très affectueux. Je ne peux que recommamder”

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5.Dog Sledding

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 36 reviews · 1 hour (approx.) · from $119Top rated

Meet a friendly dog team, ride through snowy Yellowknife trails, and warm up with hot drinks and bannock at a family-run camp. Pickup and drop-off within Yellowknife are included. Sleds hold two to four people, with a maximum of four on the tour. Bring serious winter clothing.

“The company was great~ picked up at the hotel on time, had plenty room in the car, and the dog sledding experience was great xd cute dogs. It’s freezing cold tho so be sure to bring gloves and wear hats/etc. would recommend this tour/company to everyone else. They even drop us at the place we want at the end of tour for free!”

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7.Mont-Tremblant: Dogsledding Valley Adventure

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 8 reviews · from $153

Meet more than 60 Siberian huskies at a Tremblant kennel, help prepare the teams, and ride through winding forest trails for 1 hour and 15 minutes. Adults may drive or co-drive, with a warm shack stop for dessert and hot chocolate. Back at the kennel, pet the dogs, see seasonal puppies, and finish with hot soup.

“It was an awesome experience. You got to help get sled dogs ready, socialize with them, see the puppies. The ride itself was fast and spectacular. I felt safe, everyone was kind, helpful and fun to be around”

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8.Skagway: Yukon Dog Mushing & Sightseeing Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.1 · 6 reviews · 6 hours · from $208

Travel from Skagway into the Yukon with an English-speaking guide, stopping at waterfalls, viewpoints, Emerald Lake, and the Carcross Desert. At Caribou Crossing, you’ll meet racing huskies, learn about the Iditarod, enjoy lunch, visit puppies and farm animals, and take a short dog-mushing ride. Guides such as Clay and Raymond add local color.

“It was a very lovely experience, our guide did a great job. She made her maximum to describe about the city and region and Alaska. But, part of our tour supposed to be half an hour of a dog riding, and instead of that was a 10 minutes trip by machine. Very disappointed. All other things was very good”

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