Colorado Dog Sledding

03/30/2026

The snow was light, but the memories were massive! As we unharness for the final time this season, we want to say a huge THANK YOU to every guest who visited us at Colorado Dog Sledding this winter. 🏔️

Mother Nature gave us a "low-tide" winter, but you brought the high-energy vibes! Watching our incredible athletes do what they love most—connecting with all of you—is exactly why we do this. Whether it was a crisp morning run or those post-trail ear scratches, you made this season one for the books.

The dogs are officially moving into "summer nap mode," but we’re already prepping for an even bigger Winter 2026/27!

Our private, authentic mushing experiences are the hottest ticket in Summit County. Don’t wait for the first snowflake to fall—secure your dates for next year now!

🔗 BOOK YOUR PRIVATE EXPERIENCE FOR NEXT WINTER: coloradodogsledding.com

03/30/2026

A Season to Remember 🐺

In the world of dog sledding, every trail tells a story. This year, the story wasn't about record-breaking snowfall—it was about the incredibleguests who joined our pack.

To our 2025/26 guests: Thank you for trusting us to show you the heart of Colorado. Even with less snow than usual, the energy of the dogs remained unbroken, and your smiles made every mile worth it. 🐾💙

At Colorado Dog Sledding, we take pride in offering a private, educational, and authentic glimpse into the life of a musher and traditional mushing. We’re honored to have shared our home in Silverthorne with you this year.

READY FOR NEXT WINTER? ❄️ coloradodogsledding.com

See you next winter!

03/09/2026

Yesterday our guest got to experience something special.🐾❄️

Even if snow doesn’t last long,give us a call,we still offer something special without much snow, you will have fun along with our sled dog!

03/08/2026

In the winter of 1925, the town of Nome faced a deadly Diphtheria outbreak with no lifesaving serum available. With airplanes grounded by brutal winter storms, the only solution was a relay of sled dog teams racing across the Iditarod Trail. Over 20 mushers and about 150 dogs carried the serum nearly 700 miles in just five and a half days. Led by famous dogs like Balto and Togo, the teams saved the town—one of the most heroic chapters in sled dog history. 🐕❄️💉

This is just one of the many incredible feats of human-sled dog teamwork The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race commemorates. Join us in cheering on the sled dogs of the Iditarod as they race to Nome in the 2026 Iditarod. 🐕❄️

Want to learn more about the 1925 Diphtheria outbreak? Disney’s Togo is a heartwarming, family-friendly film. For a deeper dive into this incredible story of courage, endurance, and human reliance on sled dogs in the arctic read The Cruelest Miles.

03/07/2026

The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race was born from the history of Alaska’s gold rush trails. In the early 1900s, miners depended on sled dogs to haul freight, mail, and gold across hundreds of miles of winter trail. Those same routes became the Iditarod Trail. When the race began in 1973, it was created to celebrate that historic trail and honor the incredible sled dogs who powered Alaska’s frontier and kept its remote communities connected. 🐕❄️

Colorado Dog Sledding’s founder, Dallas Seavey’s grandfather, Dan Seavey, competed in that first Iditarod in 1973 and began a family legacy. Dan and his descendants have competed in over 50 Iditarod races and have been crowned champion 9 times!

The Iditarod 2026 starts today! Join us in cheering on the mushers and sled dogs as they em-BARK (sorry, couldn’t help myself) on this epic adventure known as The Last Great Race!

03/06/2026

For thousands of years, humans and sled dogs have shared a partnership that helped make life possible in the Arctic. Archaeological evidence suggests humans and sled dogs have been working together for at least 9,000 years. In a land of deep snow, vast distances, and extreme cold, huskies provided transportation, helped hunt, carried supplies, and offered warmth, comfort, and protection. This bond wasn’t just practical—it was essential. Together, humans and sled dogs built a relationship of trust and teamwork that allowed Arctic cultures to survive and thrive. 🐾❄️

This tradition lives on, in part through the Iditarod trail Sled Dog Race (The Iditarod), which begins tomorrow. Join us in cheering on these amazing canine athletes and celebrating humankind’s best friend. The dog!

Want to feel the thrill of mushing yourself? Join us for a sled dog tour and experience a tradition that built the North.

www.coloradodogsledding.com

02/24/2026

Thank you 😊

Huge thank you to Colorado Dog Sledding for having us out today! The kids had an absolute blast and loved every minute of the experience. We’re so grateful for the time, energy, and care you put into making it special for them.
Big thank you from all of us at TREK — we appreciate you! 🐾❄️

02/19/2026

What we do at Colorado Dog Sledding isn’t just an activity. It’s a continuation of tradition - experienced privately.

Long before snowmobiles and highways, sled dogs were how people moved through winter. They carried mail, medicine, and explorers across vast Arctic landscapes. What began as survival became culture. And that culture still runs through every team you see today.

No crowds. No rush. Just you, your guide, and the dogs.

You’ll learn their names. Their roles. Their stories. And you’ll capture photographs that feel as timeless as the tradition itself.

This a private moment inside a living heritage.

❄️ Tradition you can feel.
🐾 Legacy you experience up close.
📸 Images that don’t need exaggeration.

www.coloradodogsledding.com

01/31/2026

Wrapped in blankets.
Surrounded by mountains.
Pulled by pure canine power.

Unique double-wide sled.
No crowds. No rush.
A private experience.

This is not a tour — it’s a moment.🥰❄️🐾

www.coloradodogsledding.com

01/28/2026

Seeing the joy on your face, and the pure excitement in our dogs as they line up to run, is exactly why we love what we do.

Thanks for being part of the journey and for giving our pups so much love! 🐾❄️🥰

Experience it yourself!
www.coloradodogsledding.coms

01/27/2026

Looking for that one "pinch-me" moment this winter? This is it.

We offer a completely private experience for your family. You’ll be guided by professional mushers and a legendary racing team of huskies. It’s the perfect, intimate setting to capture the holiday photo of a lifetime.

Located just 25-30 minutes from Breckenridge, Keystone, and Copper Mountain.

www.coloradodogsledding.com