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Jackson Hole Iditarod Sled Dog Tours offers a uniquely Wyoming winter experience: traveling by horse-drawn covered wagon and dog sled into Granite Creek Canyon toward Granite Hot Springs. Full-day trips depart at 8am and return at 4:30pm, including lunch, hot soups, and beverages; half-day trips run from 8am to approximately 1:30pm. The operation draws on generations of mushing and canyon knowledge, with Alaskan-lineage sled dogs doing the hard work through spectacular Hoback terrain. Reservations required; book at jhsleddog.com.
*Hours subject to change.
Visit the company's website for current details.
Overview
Jackson Hole Iditarod Sled Dog Tours offers a uniquely Wyoming winter experience: traveling by horse-drawn covered wagon and dog sled into Granite Creek Canyon toward Granite Hot Springs. Full-day trips depart at 8am and return at 4:30pm, including lunch, hot soups, and beverages; half-day trips run from 8am to approximately 1:30pm. The operation draws on generations of mushing and canyon knowledge, with Alaskan-lineage sled dogs doing the hard work through spectacular Hoback terrain. Reservations required; book at jhsleddog.com.
Jackson Hole Iditarod Sled Dog Tours offers a uniquely Wyoming winter experience: traveling by horse-drawn covered wagon and dog sled into Granite Creek Canyon toward Granite Hot Springs. Full-day trips depart at 8am and return at 4:30pm, including lunch, hot soups, and beverages; half-day trips run from 8am to approximately 1:30pm. The operation draws on generations of mushing and canyon knowledge, with Alaskan-lineage sled dogs doing the hard work through spectacular Hoback terrain. Reservations required; book at jhsleddog.com.
*Hours subject to change.
Visit the company's website for current details.
Overview
Jackson Hole Iditarod Sled Dog Tours offers a uniquely Wyoming winter experience: traveling by horse-drawn covered wagon and dog sled into Granite Creek Canyon toward Granite Hot Springs. Full-day trips depart at 8am and return at 4:30pm, including lunch, hot soups, and beverages; half-day trips run from 8am to approximately 1:30pm. The operation draws on generations of mushing and canyon knowledge, with Alaskan-lineage sled dogs doing the hard work through spectacular Hoback terrain. Reservations required; book at jhsleddog.com.
What's great
Granite Canyon Dog Sleds
Sled dogs pull you through Granite Creek Canyon toward Granite Hot Springs in deep Wyoming winter.
What's unique
Full-Day Includes Lunch
Full-day trips include a hot lunch, soups, and beverages served in the canyon — a complete day out.
What's worth knowing
Winter Only
Winter operation only — book early at jhsleddog.com as holiday weeks sell out well ahead.