Come experience the most snow east of the Rockies, between the east end of Lake Ontario and the Adirondack Mountains. Meet the dogs, get a bit of instruction then you are off for a full-day dog sled tour with a stop for a snowbank picnic.
Few activities are more exhilarating than driving a team of huskies along a snowy woodland trail.
No sound but the swish of sled runners and the padding of paws. The kennel of roughly 30 Alaskan huskies is located a few miles from Winona State Forest, which has a trail system of over 70 secluded miles through a winter wonderland of beauty. Alaskan huskies were originally the Indian village dogs of Alaska. They are actually a mixture of all the northern breeds with miscellaneous additions bred in for speed, endurance, good feet, thick coats and non-aggressive temperament. This is the most commonly used breed for both sprint and long distance racing.