Rangers and dogs work together to demonstrate a traditional Alaskan mode of travel. These unique, 30 minute programs include an opportunity to …
Reviews
Tripadvisor
4.5/5 · 951 reviews
5-star
68%
4-star
23%
3-star
6%
2-star
3%
1-star
0%
Recent reviews
Snow Activities
Transportation
Events & Exhibition
Price
Kid Friendly
Hiking
Season
History
Any rating
Loading reviews...
Sep 23, 2024
We took the bus over from the Visitor Center, which was super easy to find - follow the dog prints! We went for the first time of the day, so the dogs were still pretty sleepy when we arrived. When t… Full review by annmarieb278
Jul 24, 2024
I am a total dog person, so I am biased on this to a degree. Loved seeing and meeting the sled dogs. Watching them work was pretty awesome as well, they really love what they do. The Ranger presentat… Full review by John S
Jul 18, 2024
Nice (free) sled dog presentation; you can pet them, and see them running; the presentation was informative but a little to long compared to to show of the sled dogs in action. Kids would love it. Full review by Henk G
yes we would like to know if we will be picked up and dropped off. also how long is it and how do we dress thank you
A:
We did a short hike to where they keep the dogs. It's beautiful and worth it. Total demo is not long. Maybe 20 mins but you have time to walk around and see all the animals and …
We did a short hike to where they keep the dogs. It's beautiful and worth it. Total demo is not long. Maybe 20 mins but you have time to walk around and see all the animals and even pet a few. I recommend stopping at visitor center in Denali Park for more info. Dress is comfortable as if on a walk. It's not super warm in Alaska in summer. I wore jeans and long sleeve tees our entire two weeks there. Have fun!
Hi, are you able to view the kennels if you can't make one of the specific demonstrations? I would love to see the dogs but it might be tight to get back from the bus trip in time for the last, 4pm demonstration
A:
We went to the sled dog presentation and demonstration on the second day of our stay. Some of the tours leave VERY early in the morning (5:15, 5:30). If you're on an early tour you …
We went to the sled dog presentation and demonstration on the second day of our stay. Some of the tours leave VERY early in the morning (5:15, 5:30). If you're on an early tour you may be able to catch the last show---I'm not sure.
Save
Share
More
