We offer a wide range of packages from 1½ hour tours to multi-day adventures. Whether you are interested in either experiencing dogsledding from the warm confines of the sled while taking in the views or prefer to ride the back of the sled where you can experience dogsledding like a real musher, we have a package for you. We can cater to individuals, families, or corporate groups.
Mad Dogs and Englishmen currently teach the British Army on their winter adventure training program combining both ski-joring and dog sledding while camping out on the trail. Mad Dogs have used their experience here to create some unique programs for individual adventurers or corporate groups with team building as a focus.
Custom packages are available. For example, evening trips are an exhilarating ride but when set up for a full moon night they really are an an experience all there own. Looking for a unique place to pop the big question? Imagine asking that special person to marry you with the majestic snow-clad mountains as the backdrop and your very own team of dogs to help you celebrate when she says yes!
Meeting Location / Directions
Our booking office and departure of our tours is at the Junction House Cafe & Market in Dead Man's Flats. More Information
This is a shorter tour designed for those who really want to experience dog sledding for themselves but are a little hesitant to join one of the longer tours. Great for families with small children and/or older relatives. This tour is approx. 1½ hours in length. 
Join us for a nostalgic tour of the Spray Lakes in Kananaskis Country, some of the most spectacular scenery in the Canadian Rockies. Experience first-hand the thrill and enjoyment of dog sledding.
The day begins at the trailhead with an orientation session. You would then help harness the dogs, set up the teams, and off you go! Navigate an exciting trail around Mt. Nestor to the backcountry campsite where you will enjoy a campfire lunch.
Experience a day in the life of a Musher. Start with breakfast at the kennel's outdoor kitchen and receive an orientation of dog handling and sledding.
Experience the thrill of an evening run with the dogs! Under the stars with the moonlight reflecting off the snowy mountain peaks, evening runs are truly an experience in themselves. 
The day begins with a light breakfast, then campfire at our kennel location by Gap Lake. Here, the guides will take you through an introduction to dog sledding, the history of dog sledding in the Bow Valley area and dog sledding as a sport itself. You will then have an opportunity to meet the dogs, view the kennel area, and assist the guides with the loading of the dogs for the drive up to the trail head.