There is nothing that compares to the thrill and excitement of driving your own dog team through the spectacular winter scenery of Northern Minnesota. No experience is needed, as our experienced guides teach you everything you need to know. You will harness and hook-up dogs, as well as learn skills helpful in maneuvering your sled along the trails. Your guides give you tips on staying warm and comfortable in this winter climate. Accompanying you on your trip and guiding you along the way, they make this adventure safe and enjoyable for everyone.

We have a trip for everyone. Want the relaxing comfort of a north woods lodge? Try one of our lodge-based trips. Enjoy dogsled outings during the day, but return to the warmth and comfort of a lodge at night.

Our yurt trips are for those desiring to spend a quiet evening or two on a remote lake where stargazing is optimal and catching glimpses of northern lights is a possibility. Yurts are the traditional shelter from Mongolia. Up off the ground on a wooden platform, our yurts are heated, insulated, and just plain comfy.

For fishing and camping enthusiasts, we can tailor trips for you. Multi-day camping trips and longer expeditions get you into the heart of the forest, and if you desire, that remote fishing lake. Call to set up your trip.

All of our trips include delicious meals, served both in lodges and on the trail. Nobody will go hungry here! Your trail lunches are steaming hot bowls of a variety of homemade soups. One of the favorites is the lunch of locally made bratwurst roasted over a crackling fire. Scrumptious cookies and homemade breads accompany the meals. Many say that meals served at our yurt are their favorite. Pork Schnitzel with chipotle apple brandy sauce, served with wild rice pilaf and sourdough French bread is one of many tasty dinner possibilities. Of course the evening meal is topped off with a delicious dessert. Fresh-out-of-the-oven cranberry bread pudding will hit the spot (but then, so would the rich chocolate fudge pecan cake or the Danish cremes). A hearty breakfast of orange-pecan stuffed French toast or north woods pancakes is a great way to start out a day of mushing.

Evenings are set aside for relaxation. At the lodge or the yurt, it is a time for relaxing around a wood stove or fire and recounting the adventures of the day, playing a game, reading a book or just plain conversing among friends. Have a little more energy? Take a walk down to the lake or try a snowshoe hike. Save the last night at the lodge for a soak in the whirlpool or a steam in the sauna.

To make your next adventure come true call today!
1-800-701-6238 or e-mail us.