Seward, Alaska, United States

Sled Dogs of the Iditarod

Experience the Thrill of Alaska’s Wilderness by Sled Venture into the rugged Alaskan wilderness on a thrilling wheeled sled ride pulled by a team of huskies. Dogsledding traces its roots back to around 1000 AD; it became a vital method of transportation for the north Canadian Inuit people in the cold, snowy environment of Alaska. Transfer to the homestead of your hosts, located on the outskirts of Seward, where you will meet your guide and your eager huskies. Well-adapted to the harsh Arctic conditions and boasting a unique cardiovascular system that increases their endurance, these huskies love to run. Take a seat in your wheel-equipped sled, then set off into the wilderness on a drive into the Advent Valley. Admire the picturesque landscape around you as your expert driver and team traverse the terrain, picking the best route based on the conditions. At the end, say farewell to your new friends, before returning to your ship. Please note: maximum weight limit is 250 lbs. * Moderate - Walking portions may be long and somewhat challenging with occasional step-ups, stairs and inclines. Total time walking or standing normally ranges from 1.5 to 3 hours.