Reservations Are Available Through October 31st, 2021
Dates for November 2021 will be added on June 1st, 2021.
We are not offering dog sled rides this season
There are a few reasons why we are not running sleds this season, but the biggest issue is a land use dispute.
There are no qualified dog sled kennels in the Fraser/Winter Park area.
We have been fortunate to adopt most of our good, solid touring dogs out to other kennels in Colorado who also offer dog sled rides. If you would like to travel a bit outside of Winter Park to go for a ride, visit one of these kennels:
- Monarch Dog Sled Rides in Monarch
- Krabloonik Dog Sledding in Aspen (Snowmass Village)
- Snow Buddy Dog Sled Tours in Steamboat Springs (the closest to Winter Park)
- Winter Moon Sled Dog Adventures in Telluride
- Mountain Musher Dog Sled Rides in Vail (Wolcott)
Things may change, so feel free to get on our wait-list during the time you will be here. If we are offering a service during that time, we will let you know.
If you would like to help out, here are a couple ways:
- Adopt
- We are placing all of the dogs we can. Many of them have gone to touring kennels in the state of Colorado. If you are looking for a companion who can cover a lot of miles with you, a retired sled dog may be a great choice.
- Donate
- We are still going to have some older dogs that we can't adopt out. Food alone costs upwards of $500 per year per dog. We will accept donations of money , food, or volunteer time to help with their care. The dogs love meat, so if you have hunting scraps or are cleaning out your freezer, we would be happy to have it.
It's taken a few days to process the loss and write it down. The description on the album was something I needed to write for myself, but it will give you some insight into this special dog.
Posted by Dog Sled Rides of Winter Park on Thursday, November 5, 2015
Videos from our YouTube channel
Huskies for Apotion
We often have dogs available for adoption. You can see our current list on our adoption page.
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