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Winter Woods Dog Sled Tours

Name: Winter Woods Dog Sled Tours
Address: 342 Lupfer Loop Road, Whitefish, MT, 59937, US
Telephone: +14068627232
Price range: $$
Rating: 5

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Winter Woods Dog Sled Tours

We are a small "mom and pop"sled dog tour business with 24 beautiful Alaskan huskies. We can take out two sleds with one client per sled.
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There are only two of us who take out tours, so we prefer to only take out one or two people at a time. To make reservations with us, please call 1-406-862-7232 or send an email to : [email protected]. PLEASE GOOGLE: WINTER WOODS DOG SLED TOURS (the exploreWhitefish site) TO VIEW OUR WEB PAGE AND GET MORE INFORMATION ABOUT OUR TOURS. :)

We specialized in Tours for Two! We will take

out a single person also. We usually would consider taking out 3-4 people, but due to COVID we are LIMITING OUR TOURS TO TWO PEOPLE. You need to be in GOOD PHYSICAL CONDITION to take our tours since you will be STANDING on the sled and actively involved with driving the sled through the narrow, winding trails of the Stillwater State Forest. We charge $125.00 per person. Dress warm and be ready to help run a team of Alaskan Huskies through the woods of Northwest Montana. Plan on spending approximately 1 1/2 to 2 hours with us learning about the dogs and taking the tour. Hot chocolate, hot cider, and cookies available after the tour. We are all about Tours For Two people since we are such a small kennel-we don't have the dog power to do large groups.

11/10/2021

09/14/2019

Fall training with some of our dogs. They look good after summer free running with Sara.

Resting and getting a drink of water during fall training with the ATV.

06/15/2017

We have the dogs ready for summer. We added the shades to their houses, now they always have a cool spot to rest in!

06/08/2017

Summer may not be our favorite time of year, but this view is not too bad either.

06/19/2016

Fall training with yearlings, Boone and Crockett pulling hard, Boone in front of ATV on left , Crockett next pair up on left, real fun to be with !

01/11/2016

Guest, Jonathan Reigle, shares some time with our older lead dog,Bart.

01/01/2016

Our guest Alex having fun with his camera,[sometimes wish I could do this with my day]

12/29/2015

A great day out on the trail with Britany from Chicago driving the team!

12/25/2015

The trails are looking good and dogs are loving it!

12/25/2015

Fresh snow!

11/27/2015

Some other tracks in the first snow!

Address

342 Lupfer Loop Road
Whitefish, MT
59937

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 3pm
Tuesday	10am - 3pm
Wednesday	10am - 3pm
Thursday	10am - 3pm
Friday	10am - 3pm
Saturday	2:15am - 5pm
Sunday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+14068627232

Website

http://explorewhitefish.com/

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We specialized in TOURS FOR TWO! We are a small mom and pop kennel with only 23 Alaskan Huskies and we really enjoy taking out one person per sled to give a lot of personal attention to our clients. We have two tour sleds available for our tours. We will consider taking out a family if the children are 10 or older and meet the weight requirements listed below.

We have been running dog sled races for over 30 years and giving tours for 12 years. Dog sledding is a way of life for us and we would love to introduce you to how we live with our 23 happy dogs.

We have a weight limit of 250 pounds per sled. (One adult weighing 250 pounds or less OR an adult and child with that combined weight). Since it is a fairly long tour, and we can’t turn around if little ones get cold, we recommend the kids be 10 years old or older.

Our season can begin December 1st depending on snow and trail conditions. We are taking reservations now for the 2019-2020 winter season. Our season ends April 1st- again depending on snow/trail conditions.