Enjoy a dog-sledding experience lasting about 1 hour at Casera Razzo, in the Dolomites, and learn to independently drive a sled pulled by Siberian Huskies along a route of about 3 km, with the assistance of an experienced musher.
After meeting the guide and the Huskies, you’ll take part in a 15-minute briefing to learn the basics of sled driving, safety rules, and the commands for communicating with the pack. Once you’ve put on your helmet, you’ll take your place on your sled—pulled by 3 to 5 dogs, depending on snow conditions—and you’ll be ready to go.
You’ll drive the sled on your own along a loop trail featuring ups and downs, surrounded by the snow-covered landscape of the Dolomites. During the trip, the musher will follow you on a snowmobile or another sled, ensuring you have assistance throughout the entire excursion.
At the end of the adventure, you’ll return to base, where you can spend a few more moments with the Huskies and take some final photos. You’ll also receive the digital photos and videos taken during the activity, so you can keep a memento of your experience in the snow.
Included / To bring
- Protective helmet
- Musher and dog trainer
- Insurance
- Dog Sledding
- Video / Photos of the activity (upon request)
- Recommended clothing (hiking boots or ankle boots with good traction)
Important information
To drive a sled on the 3-km track, you must be at least 12 years old. Children ages 4 to 11 can participate on a dedicated track.
Each sled is for one driver only: children are not allowed to ride with their parents.
To participate, you must weigh less than 105 kg and have a minimum level of physical ability.
This activity is strongly discouraged for those with back problems or pregnant women.
