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- MMargaret Dodge· 3 years ago
(Disclaimer - pasting my TripAdvisor review here!) My group of 5 adults went out yesterday, and we cannot say enough about how amazing the experience was. Jeanne was wonderful to work with in advance, and Stu and Shelby were amazing guides. It’s not always easy to find something that appeals to all 5 of us, but this trip did it. Rather than go on and on, here are some of the things we loved: - The dogs! It’s crazy to see how much they love to actually pull the sleds. They have incredible heart and energy - Jeanne’s delicious soup, enjoyed around a campfire - Being able to check ice fishing off of the bucket list! Not everyone caught a fish, but it was still a neat experience - Seeing otter, deer, wolf, and fox trails/tracks…you really know you’re in the wilderness - Chatting with Shelby and Stu around the campfire & getting to know a little bit about the ins and outs of dog sledding - Not only driving the sleds but riding in the 2 person sleds…if you’re riding, it’s almost equally as cool as driving (and it feels like you’re going even faster) In short - call White Wolf and schedule your trip asap!
- NNatalie Jamieson· 5 years ago
We had the most amazing day! Stu and Shelby were fantastic hosts. Each person gets their own sled. I was a little intimidated at first but they spend the first 15 minutes or so out on the open lake which gave us all time to get comfortable and gain some confidence. The day consists of Lake and trail sledding which is beautiful- consistent breaks for the dogs to take a breather and eat some snow. The dogs LOVE to pull the sleds which makes it even more fun. If our break was more than a few minutes the dogs will all start barking and letting us know it’s go time! Lunch was a 60-90 minute break at a beautiful camp site. We built a fire and had a delicious lunch while the pups relaxed. They provided everything we needed (including toilet paper, chairs, snacks, drinks, hand sanitizer 😃). We will be back!! Pro tip: bundle up and it will be a blast! bring sunglasses to protect from the wind, hand warmers to put in your gloves and make sure your ears and neck are completely covered.
- KKim Kowalczyk· 7 months ago
We had an amazing time. They were very personable and the trails were beautiful. Coming across the lake on the way back was cold 🥶. Dress right and u will be just fine, they recommended wearing glasses or goggles, I wish I would have listened. We will definitely be back to do it again maybe even the fishing trip. Enjoy your ride!!
- JJohn Brandstetter· 5 years ago
Our first dog sledding trip - overnight through Fall Lake entry point. Stu and Shelby were fantastic hosts. The dogs were also fantastic. This trip was the highlight of the year for me and my daughter. I'm starting to plan my second trip already!
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