Across the snowy mountains of Oisans, enjoy a unique experience with sled dogs. In the heart of winter, let yourself be carried away by the magic of sliding, in perfect harmony with your new canine companions. 

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As soon as the dogs set off, the adrenaline rushes. The wind whips your face as you cross snowy forests and pristine plains. The sound of paws on the snow, the dogs' breathing and their enthusiasm with each stride punctuate the journey. They are not only your guides, but true partners in this adventure worthy of the great North. A magical moment to experience in Oisans!


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Immerse yourself in the magical world of dog sledding by enjoying a ride or driving a team.

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Did you know ?

A musher is the person who drives a team of sled dogs. The term comes from the French word “marche”, which was once used to order the dogs to move forward. Over time and under the influence of English, “marche” became “mush". And so cThe one who gives this order is the musher. This practice originated in the Arctic regions, particularly in Canada and Alaska, where sled dogs were used to transport goods in difficult winter conditions. Today, the mushing is become une activity sportive. 


FAQ

All your questions about sled dogs

Generally, children from 3 years can being passengers in a sleigh as long as they are accompanied by an adult. However,, some providers increase age at 7 or 8 years old so that children can learn to drive with a guide. 
For driving in solo, the minimum age is often de 14 years. 
In any case, informecontact the service provider.

Tours last from 20 minutes to several days, depending the service you choose. Short walks are popular. close to families, while longer expeditions offer wilderness adventures. 

The average speed is 25 to 30 km/h over distances of 40 km, but it can vary between 10 and 22 km/h depending on the length of the journey and snow conditions. 

No, knowing how to ski is not necessary. You just have to follow the instructions of the musher, who directs the sled.. 

Typically, a sled can accommodate two to three people, with a weight limit of about 200 kg. Some larger sleds, pulled by more dogs, can carry more passengers.. 

The huskies of Siberia and Alaska, the malamutes and sometimes the sAmoyedes are the most common, chosen for their endurance and resistance to cold.. 

Yes, arctic breeds like the huskies and the mAlamutes can withstand temperatures down to -40°C, thanks to their thick fur and adaptation to the climate.. 

Yes, sure.s providers allow participants to steer a sled themselves, but this requires good physical condition and prior initiation. 

People with back problems or pregnant women should avoid it.s dogs of sled, as the jolting can be uncomfortable and risky. 

Prices range from €25 for a 20-minute ride to over €2000 for a multi-day expedition, depending on location and duration.. 

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