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Dog Sledding
A warm and comfortable way to admire and photograph the winter wonderland is by dogsled, a traditional form of winter transportation. Each sled is pulled by a team of huskies along trails through forests and across frozen lakes. Either ride in comfort in the sled or give "mushing" a try, by driving your own team and sled. Excursions from 2 - 6 hours are common and usually include a backcountry snack or hot lunch depending on the length of the tour.
From: Banff, Lake Louise, Golden, Jasper, Fernie & Whistler.
Approx. Season: December - March/April
