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Dogsledding in Stowe
The activity of “running dogs” is getting more and more popular as people are discovering the distinctive appeal of being swiftly transported by dog sled through the picturesque snow-covered wilderness. There really is nothing like being pulled or riding the runners behind a friendly and enthusiastic team of sled dogs. Their sense of team work, camaraderie, and extraordinary power will astound you.
Stowe is blessed with some of the best terrain and snow conditions for dog sledding in the east. Take a step back in time before automobiles and snow machines were a way of life, when dog sledding and running dogs was the norm. It will definitely be a highlight of any winter vacation.
Umiak Dog-Sledding
849 S Main St, Stowe, VT 05672 802-253-2317
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| | Enjoy the peace of Vermont's winter wonderland while enjoying an age-old form of transportation. Our experienced 'mushers' and their teams of Siberian Huskies will share their love of dog sledding with you during the 2-hour adventure. You will learn the history of the sport, have the chance to drive the team and make some new four-footed friends. Our trips are designed to be educational and interactive. Every time out is an opportunity in training and there is something to learn from each adventure. We want you to be a part of our team and feel that you ran the dog team. We encourage as much participation from you that is within your comfort level. This includes preparing the dogs – harnessing – driving the team, treating and watering the dogs or just sitting back and enjoying the ride. The sled design offers you a chance to drive while the musher maintains full control of the sled and team.
Tours at Little River State Park in Waterbury: Wednesday at 5 and 7:30pm Saturday and Sunday at 9am, 12 and 3pm
Tours through the Notch in Stowe: Thursday at 5 and 7:30pm
Max. Weight is 400 lbs total for all passengers.
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Eden Dogsledding
1390 Square Road Eden Mills, VT 05653 802-635-9070 866-635-9070 fax: 802-635-9315
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| | Come visit Eden Dog Sledding, the home of the Unchained Sled Dog Gang! Located in the incredible snow belt of Eden Vermont, we offer Discovery-type Dog Sled Tours! Eden Dog Sledding’s philosophy is built around our wonderful, loveable and friendly sled dogs. These dogs and their unique personalities live free and unchained at our sled dog paradise with their year-round care, quality of life and well-being are our passion. Visitors come from around the world to spend a few hours meeting, greeting, harnessing, riding on the snow or wheels and enjoying the fun that our home-raised dogs share with them. Listen as they howl their love for their favorite activity. We offer various levels of tour packages and experiences, as well as the unique opportunity to learn to drive your own dog team, train your dogs for sledding/skiing, or just to enjoy being in our pristine, wilderness environment.
Eden Dog Sledding is the premier New England Dogsled Touring Center. People love it all four seasons. Located just 45 minutes north of the Stowe, the scenic drive is a great part of your adventure. In the midst of 3,000 acres of protected Vermont wilderness, our access road allows you to drive to our paradise in Eden Mills. We offer trails engineered, designed and specifically built for dog sledding adventures. Professional trail grooming staff will insure you have the best-of-the-best experience! Our dogs and professional race mushers can offer you wilderness, beauty, fun and learning with safety and comfort in mind. Come be introduced to this fascinating sport! We invite you to learn how to harness and hitch your dog team, then cozy up in a warm quilted sled for a ride you’ll never forget. Our eager Alaskan Huskies are ready to take you for a spirited ride through our scenic meadows and pristine woodlands! Feel the exhilaration of soaring across a glistening snowscape, enjoy the fresh mountain air and the excitement of sled dogs pursuing their favorite activity. Our large Learning Center offers comfort and warmth with a fun slide show, dogs to hang out with and comfy furniture placed around the woodstove. The time is now, come celebrate our 10th season together with these amazing, wonderful sled dogs!
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