We love the opportunity to be able to teach our future generations about our great sport – the history behind it to the basics of how to mush. Students will have the opportunity to help harness our dogs, get them turned around, and pamper them after their ride.

We offer school group experiences that combine hands-on learning with the excitement of dog sledding, and there are TWO ways to take part.

1. We can come directly to your school or community. This option includes a 30–60 minute interactive presentation that educates and inspires students about the history and cultural significance of dog sledding, along with up to four hours of sled dog rides on a trail prepared by the school or community. For the best experience, we recommend a short loop-style track, roughly the size of a 400-metre track.
2. We can also host school groups at our private trail location south of Melfort, Saskatchewan. This option includes the same interactive presentation and sled dog rides, with the added comfort of a heated winter canvas tent and an outdoor firepit on site. Students are welcome to bring drinks or snacks while waiting their turn and a portable toilet is available.

Our sleds are suitable for all ages and are designed to safely accommodate two students aged 13 years and older, or up to three students aged 12 years and younger per sled. We can typically provide rides for approximately 80–100 students per day.

A sample day often runs with sled dog rides from 9:30–12:00 and 1:00–2:30, followed by the interactive presentation from 2:30–3:00 or 3:30, though we are happy to adjust timing to suit your schedule.

If you have any special requests, please let us know during the booking process so we can ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for your students.