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DOG SLEDDING IN ALASKA
Alaska is known for many things, one of which being dogsledding.
Every year, mushing teams travel 1,100+ miles between Anchorage and Nome, in the traditional Iditarod dog-sled race.
A variety of camps and training sites are established throughout the tundra, and there are different tours that will allow you to experience first-hand what it's like to "mush, mush, mush."
This particular tour was out of Skagway, AK and included a scenic helicopter flight with a glacier landing at base camp.
From there you can play with the pups, board the sleds and go on a ride of a lifetime!
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SKAGWAY
GETTING THERE:
The easiest airport to reach Skagway is via Haines (HNS), which is then approximately an hour away via ferry.
There are also domestic flights available right into Skagway (SGY).
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PLACES TO STAY:
Skagway is a very small town and accommodations will be limited.
You can search options here or explore additional options in Haines.
GETTING AROUND: