Every trip with Jackson Hole Iditarod Sled Dog Tours is on a modern sled, led by an experienced musher guide. Availability for these experiences is limited. Please contact our team of experts to book your dog sledding adventure.
Dog Sledding Tours
Make adventure a part of your Jackson Hole vacation with an authentic, guided dog sled tour through some of the area's most stunning countryside.
There are several local tour operators that offer guided dog sled adventures through Jackson Hole's snowy backcountry.
Jackson Hole Iditarod Sled Dog Tours will bring your attention to points of interest and always be on the lookout for winter wildlife, such as deer, elk, moose, bighorn sheep and bald eagles. The best part of these tours is that guests are given the opportunity to run their own sled! Take over and feel what it's like to guide your very own team of dogs.
Operating dog sled tours since 2019 in Jackson Hole, Call of the Wyld Dog Sled Tours offers short tours on private trails that head north towards Grand Teton National Park. Their convenient location at the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort allows for skiiers and snowboarders to tack on a dog sledding experience to their day, and for those looking for an excursion following a day exploring downtown Jackson.
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We offer short tours on private trails that head north towards Grand Teton National Park. Located walking distance from Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, our tours are perfect for a quick ski break, or accompanying a day of exploring town.
Full & Half Day Dog Sled Tours in Jackson Hole
Full day trips with Iditarod Sled Dog Tours start with an 8 a.m. pick up and return to town at around 4:30 p.m. These trips go all the way to Granite Hot Springs and include lunch, hot soups and beverages. After a ride through the beautiful, snowy Gros Ventre wilderness, enjoy a soak in the natural hot springs (just don't forget to bring your bathing suit and towel).
Half day tours pick up at 8 a.m. in town and return at approximately 1:30 m. You will follow the same trail as a full day tour, but turn around before reaching Granite Hot Springs. Hot drinks and soup are included.
Tours operated by Call of the Wyld run on the hour, Thursday-Monday from 9 a.m. – 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. The tours last approximately 45 minutes and include a picturesque pit spot in a meadow at the base of the Teton mountain range. Upon returning from the expedition, guests will have an opportunity to meet the hardworking team of dogs (and sometimes their puppies as well!).
What You Need to Go Dog Sledding in Jackson
Dog sledding is a an outdoor adventure, and it only happens in the winter, so be ready for snow and cold weather! Your outfitter will provide you with most everything you need, but coming prepared with basic winter clothing like warm, waterproof boots, a heavy shell or jacket, gloves, sunglasses, and hat or beanie to keep your head warm will ensure you enjoy your dog sled experience in Jackson Hole.
What Kind of Dogs are Sled Dogs?
The team of dogs that will guide you through Jackson Hole's wilderness are all authentic Alaskan sled dog racers. They are a hybrid breed that includes true Eskimo sled dogs with an elite breed of Northern Huskies. Prior to your dog sled excursion, your guide will teach you about the breed and help you learn basic commands to help you make the most of your dog sled experience with these well-trained, affectionate animals.
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