Summer Husky Rush | Sky High Wilderness

Go Ride!

HUSKY RUSH

OVERVIEW

$230.00 + GST (PER PERSON)

STARTING AUGUST 15TH

Some Folks Treasure Gold We treasure our Huskies!

DEPARTURE TIMES | 12:10pm P/U from Hotel DAILY
DURATION | D/O at downtown hotel at 4:30pm
EXPERIENCE LEVEL | SUITABLE FOR ALL AGES

DETAILS

Take a ride behind our lovable huskies on a side by side in summer and fall ! Enjoy being with the Huskie. Visit a race check point and learn about dog sled history, racing & life as a musher while you savor Local Bison smokies and sip your Hot chocolate. Then step back in time to our prospector cabin, weigh your own GOLD NUGGET and find out if you've hit pay dirt!

NOTE : Husky Rush tours run rain or shine! No cancellations unless the guide decides for safety reasons. Please ask for our cancellation policy.

WHAT'S INCLUDED:

Round Trip Transfer from downtown Whitehorse.
Interpretive/musher guide, licks, cuddles & plenty of photo ops
Extra clothing if required
S'mores, Bison Smokies and tea by the fire

Need a ride ?

We can provide round trip transfer, included in this tour. Pick up are from any downtown hotel or hostel (pick up at 12:10pm). Or if you want to drive yourself, our Ranch is located approx. 30 minutes drive from downtown Whitehorse on the Fish Lake Road. We are at Km 16 and have a 30' sign by our driveway on the right hand side of the road.

What to bring ?

Wear closed-toe shoes, long pants and a windbreaker or rain jacket. There will be plenty of photo opportunities so bring your camera!

Please note that waivers must be signed upon arrival.

Safety

All our tours are guided for your safety. Before commencing on any activity, you will be given basic safety instruction and our fully certified guides always travel with an InReach Device and well stocked First Aid Kit. All riders must sign a waiver.

Please be aware that these tours are wilderness tours. The trails are animal trails and, although we do groom them slightly, they are not wide open pathways. You may be riding through mud, water, branches across the trails etc.