Dog Sledding Ride in Saint-Hippolyte near Montreal with Quebecois Meal

- Meet the musher at the Aventures Plein Air base 30 minutes before the start of the ride.

- 10-minute briefing on the activity and how to drive the sled

- Departure for a 1-hour dogsled ride in the forest with crossing of the frozen Beaver lake (2 people per sled)

- 10 to 15 minutes of cuddles and photos with the dogs

- 5 to 10 minute ride to the kennels on a Monster Truck

- Visit the kennels with the musher for 20 to 30 minutes, with mulled wine or hot chocolate to warm you up

- Quebec-style meal in a refuge for 45 minutes to 1 hour (white meat or vegetarian options available)

- 5 to 10 minute descent to the base in a Monster Truck and end of the activity

Minimum driver age: 18 years old

Solo participants must book the option with a guide driver.

The person driving the sled must be able to stand with their hands on the sled behind the basket and use their foot to brake to slow down the dogs. ⚠️ Choosing to drive a sled implies a responsibility: if your driving is dangerous and puts your safety or that of the dogs at risk, or if the sled breaks down, the guide reserves the right to stop the activity for the good of everyone, including your passenger. If in doubt, opt for the driver-guide option.

Physical ability required: hiking in the mountains with ascents and descents.

Please arrive 30 minutes before the start of the activity: any delay will result in the loss of the activity, without compensation.

Children must be accompanied by an adult. Children aged 7 to 11 may be admitted without a guide-driver.

Please contact the instructor at least one week in advance to select your meal option (regular, pork-free or vegetarian) and let him know if you have any dietary restrictions.

Please let us know if you are significantly overweight.

This activity is not accessible to pregnant or disabled people.

If you wish, you can hire cold-weather gear (mittens, coat, trousers and boots) on site for an extra $20.

A return shuttle transfer from Montreal to the meeting place is available: the cost is $100 + tax per person (a minimum of 2 people is required for transport).

- Meet the musher at the Aventures Plein Air base 30 minutes before the start of the ride.

- 10-minute briefing on the activity and how to drive the sled

- Departure for a 1-hour dogsled ride in the forest with crossing of the frozen Beaver lake (2 people per sled)

- 10 to 15 minutes of cuddles and photos with the dogs

- 5 to 10 minute ride to the kennels on a Monster Truck

- Visit the kennels with the musher for 20 to 30 minutes, with mulled wine or hot chocolate to warm you up

- Quebec-style meal in a refuge for 45 minutes to 1 hour (white meat or vegetarian options available)

- 5 to 10 minute descent to the base in a Monster Truck and end of the activity

It is mandatory to book this option if you are significantly overweight, elderly, or travelling alone.

Minimum driver age: 18 years old

The person driving the sled must be able to stand with their hands on the sled behind the basket and use their foot to brake to slow down the dogs. ⚠️ Choosing to drive a sled implies a responsibility: if your driving is dangerous and puts your safety or that of the dogs at risk, or if the sled breaks down, the guide reserves the right to stop the activity for the good of everyone, including your passenger. If in doubt, opt for the driver-guide option.

Physical ability required: hiking in the mountains with ascents and descents.

Please arrive 30 minutes before the start of the activity: any delay will result in the loss of the activity, without compensation.

Children must be accompanied by an adult. Children aged 7 to 11 may be admitted without a guide-driver.

Please contact the instructor at least one week in advance to select your meal option (regular, pork-free or vegetarian) and let him know if you have any dietary restrictions.

Please let us know if you are significantly overweight.

This activity is not accessible to pregnant or disabled people.

If you wish, you can hire cold-weather gear (mittens, coat, trousers and boots) on site for an extra $20.

A return shuttle transfer from Montreal to the meeting place is available: the cost is $100 + tax per person (a minimum of 2 people is required for transport).