If you're fascinated by the famous Iditarod – Alaska's annual 1,150-mile sled dog race that starts in Anchorage and ends in Nome – you'll want to sign up for a dog sledding tour while in Alaska.

If the lure of adventure is calling you northward, you won’t find a more unique experience than dog sledding in our 49th state. Dog sledding (or mushing) affords you thrills, challenges and ...

Ships and sailings to know: Three premium ships, Celebrity Summit, Celebrity Solstice, and Celebrity Edge, cruise in Alaska ...

Dog mushing tours on the icefield run between $600 to $700 per person online. But for people like Cindy Spender, it’s worth every penny. She traveled to Alaska from Colorado to celebrate her ...

During the summer in Alaska, tourists can find a wintery dog mushing experience on the Norris Glacier near Juneau. A dog sledding camp there helps mushers maintain a steady income during the off ...

After years of doing dog sled tours on the Knik Glacier in Alaska, Seavey and his right-hand man, Ben Vaughan, realized they could get more business in the winter if they did tours somewhere more ...

Mary Knight, a dog musher in Fairbanks, Alaska, had been looking for an off-the-grid property that she could eventually use for sledding tours, when she happened upon Tolovana Roadhouse. Built in ...

Dog-sledding is one of the top winter activities in Alaska, ... If you prefer to head out with a guide rather than on your own, book the Chena Hot Springs Aurora Viewing Package with Alaska Tours.

A Colorado Dog Sledding tour begins navigating its way through the snow on Dec. 7, 2024. Throughout the 2024-25 season, ... Much like the dog sled tours in Alaska, ...