Dog Sledding

Guided Trips from Park City, Utah

As of 3/29/25, our '24/'25 dog sledding season has come to a close due to warm temperatures and trail erosion. Please reach out next season, we would love to get you out!

Everything You Need to KNow about Our Dogsledding adventure

Park City Dog Sledding

Enjoy Dog Sledding with local mushers who ensure their dogs have a home for the rest of their lives! Many have a second chance at life thanks to our mushers. This is a unique adventure for the whole family three years of age and older. Glide through Wasatch Mountain Range and take in the beautiful views from a sled. Children will enjoy meeting all of the friendly sled dogs and the future racing pups. These dogs love what they do!

What to Expect

We offer two different dog sledding experiences. The hour long ride involves a 50 minute - 1 hour ride, time varies due to varying conditions and the dog's energy expenditure. The second option, a split ride, is two 25-minute consecutive rides that can accommodate up to 350 lbs, typically two adults or one adult with two small children, think 8 and under. *Weight limit is strictly enforced* Please note that ride start times are hard set, if you are late we cannot extend your ride time as it will cut into the dogs' rest between runs. As a result, please plan your travel time accordingly to ensure you get the full dogsledding experience!

Location:	Uinta national Forest, near Strawberry Reservoir
Difficulty:	Novice
Duration:	1 Hour
Minimum Age:	3 Years
Season:	Dec – March
Transportation:	Not Included
Price:	$450 – $530

Call to Book (435) 649-9619

Meet Mushers

Maren Partridge is our go to musher. She has been working with All Seasons Adventures for over a decade now! Maren runs Arctic Breed Rescue. She started mushing as a way to exercise the rescue dogs. From there, the passion and number of dogs has steadily grown.

Arctic Rescue Utah

Racer and Maren started by rescuing sled dogs from local shelters and then founded the Arctic Rescue. Arctic Rescue saves more than 100 dogs a year--usually Siberian Huskies, Alaskan Huskies, and Alaskan Malamutes. They specialize in helping to place adoptable dogs in good homes and taking care of unadoptable dogs themselves. They are unique in their commitment to these breeds and seek to work with local shelters and other animal agencies to find the best solutions for dogs and their caretakers.

Dog Sledding Photo Gallery

Dog Sledding Itinerary

Our location is about 45 minutes to an hour outside of town located within the National Forest. We recommend leaving at least an hour prior to the tour. We do not offer any transportation for dogsledding, and strongly recommend you have a 4-wheel drive vehicle in the event the roads are snowy. Please note, refunds will not be given for groups who find themselves unable to get there the day of the trip.

We will be offering sleds on Saturdays and Sundays at 10am, 11am, 12pm, or 1pm and Tues/Thur at 10am, 12pm and 2pm. Our sleds can accommodate two adults or one adult and two smaller children, eight and under, with a 350lb weight limit. Kiddos need to be at least three years old to ride with us. If you have a family of four the split ride is a great choice.

Once arriving at our location, you will meet our musher and her family of sled dogs. She will get you situated in the sled and start connecting the dogs. Once all dogs are properly attached you will be off on the trails!

After the tour you will have the opportunity to give treats to each dog as well as give them more love, pets and take photos!

What’s Included / What to Bring

Dog sledding doesn’t require you bring technical equipment; all you need to do is come dressed for the weather! We recommend wearing ski gear so you stay warm while out on the tour. We also recommend bringing along ski goggles or sunglasses because the dogs do tend to kick up snow. Finally, you will want to make sure to bring your camera so you can take pictures with your favorite dogs!

Dog Sledding Trip Cost

Dog Sledding Options	Adult	Child
Hour Dogsled Ride	$450 per sled	$450 per sled
Split Dogsled Ride	$530 per sled	$530 per sled

Harnessing Passion: The Arctic Rescue Sled Dog Team

Video: Park City Dog Sledding

Dog Sledding Reviews

“AMAZING, must do! This was the highlight of our trip. Our guide was Racer and he was wonderful. The doggies were all rescues and so sweet.”

– Jackie G

“We absolutely loved dog sledding. Racer and Lizzie were great and the outing ran smoothly from pick up to drop off. I highly recommend All Seasons Adventures. Even the teenagers had fun!!!”

– Dpcallaway