Continental Divide Dogsled Adventures
About Continental Divide Dogsled Adventures
Embark on an exhilarating journey through the breathtaking landscapes of Wyoming with Continental Divide Dogsled Adventures. This incredible experience invites families to explore the snow-clad Teton and Shoshoni National Forests, nestled around Jackson Hole and the Greater Yellowstone Area, all at the speed of dog! Your adventure begins with options for half-day or full-day tours, each promising an unforgettable encounter with the stunning wilderness and the delightful Alaskan Racing Huskies guiding your sled.
For those seeking a more immersive experience, consider extending your adventure with overnight or extended day trips. These unique excursions allow you to unwind in a remote mountain hideaway, complete with the traditional charm of a yurt. This not only adds an extra layer of excitement to your dogsledding day but also offers kids a chance to learn about history and culture in a fun and interactive way.
Each tour includes a delicious lunch and all necessary activity clothing, so all that's required is your adventurous spirit and a camera to capture the spectacular views! During the warmer months, families can also visit the summer kennels, where kids can meet and interact with the huskies, adding more fun to their experience.
Continental Divide Kennels takes pride in their pack of Alaskan Racing Huskies, each lovingly cared for and trained to be elite endurance athletes. This means that when you join their tours, you're in the company of some truly remarkable and adorable creatures. So, gather your family and prepare for a memorable day filled with laughter, awe, and the incredible beauty of Wyoming's wilderness.
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How does Continental Divide Dogsled Adventures contribute to the environment?
Continental Divide Dogsled Adventures is committed to eco-friendly practices, ensuring minimal impact on the environment while promoting wildlife conservation and awareness through their tours.
What additional activities are offered by Continental Divide Dogsled Adventures?
In addition to dogsledding, guests can enjoy summer kennel tours and learn about the training and care of Alaskan Racing Huskies.
Are there facilities for families with infants?
While the tours are adventurous, facilities for baby care, such as changing areas, are limited. It’s best to bring your own essentials.
What food options are available during the tour?
They provide lunch on the extended tours and overnight tours. It's always a good idea to take your own snacks and bottled water too!
What should I wear for a dogsledding adventure in Wyoming?
The weather in Wyoming during our sledding season is cold and unpredictable. We recommend layers of clothing that are breathable and can be removed easily. A snow suit that is not easily removed is not recommended. Be prepared to adjust for different temperatures and activity levels.
Can we purchase souvenirs at Continental Divide Dogsled Adventures?
While there isn't a dedicated gift shop, guests can often purchase small mementos or inquire about unique local crafts to take home.
Are there educational opportunities for school groups?
Yes, the adventures provide unique learning experiences about local ecosystems and the history of dogsledding, making it a fantastic educational trip for school groups.
Are healthy food options available on tours?
While enjoying your adventure, you can expect a balanced lunch provided during extended tours, with options to accommodate dietary preferences when notified in advance.
What accessibility options are available for guests with disabilities?
Just give them a call to chat about the accessibility of the tours, they will be happy to help!
What other outdoor activities can families enjoy nearby?
Beyond dog sledding, families can explore hiking trails, wildlife viewing spots, and the natural beauty of the Yellowstone region.

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