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Aventura en trineo de perros y búsqueda de oro en el Yukón
4h30
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La recogida comienza 15 minutos antes de las horas de salida. Tenemos que hacer recogidas en 3 muelles y ciudades diferentes por lo que debe estar preparado para poder comenzar a tiempo. Las paradas dependen de las condiciones climatológicas e incluyen las cascadas, lugares de interés histórico, glaciares, valles alpinos y unas vistas impresionantes. Haremos una parada donde sea posible para ver animales a lo largo del camino, como osos, ovejas, cabras, marmotas y mucho más. Tome una foto el cartel de bienvenida a Alaska y el Yukón. La aventura en trineo de perros incluye acariciar a los cachorros y una narración de un experto en mushing (trineo con perros) y la vida de un conductor de trineos del Yukón. El vehículo tirado por los perros es un trineo de cuatro ruedas de tipo Side by side con 5 asientos y espacio para 2 personas de pie detrás. Para no extenuar a los perros este tipo de vehículo permite al conductor ayudar al equipo a subir pendientes y cuenta con un buen sistema de frenado para bajarlas, pero los perros hacen el trabajo casi todo el camino. El cribado de oro se hace en los campos de oro de Liarsville. Su guía le indicará cómo cribar el oro y le proporcionará la criba con grava para probar suerte. Con un poco de ayuda nuestra, todos los mineros conseguirán oro y podrán llevárselo para mostrar a sus amigos. Al final del recorrido podremos llevarle de vuelta a su barco o a la ciudad para disfrutar de nuestros edificios históricos y tiendas.
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Incluido
- Guía local
- Limpio bien mantenido mini bus
- Vistas que quitan el aliento
- Buen momento para todos
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- Alimentos y bebidas disponibles bajo petición.
Adicional
- La confirmación se recibirá en el momento en que se realice la reserva
- Es obligatorio presentar un pasaporte en vigor el día de la excursión o actividad
- La mayoría de viajeros pueden participar en la experiencia
- Al momento de la reserva, los pasajeros deben proporcionar el nombre de su barco para que sepamos qué muelle lo recogeremos.
- Se requiere un pasaporte vigente el día del viaje.
- Funciona en todas las condiciones climáticas, vístete apropiadamente
- Los vehículos tienen acceso a sillas de ruedas plegables, los pasajeros deben navegar tres escalones con pasamanos en todos los autobuses, sin embargo, el conductor no puede ayudar a los pasajeros a abordar y desembarcar debido a las normas de seguro
- En esta excursión o actividad habrá 2 viajeros como máximo
Características
Deportes
40%
Original
35%
Adrenalina
30%
Turismo
25%
Opiniones
The scenery on the was to and from the adventure was spectacular. That in itself was worth the trip. The sled dog adventure was very informative and a lot of fun. We are extremely happy we chose the excursion.
We enjoyed this trip immensely! Our guide, Jack, was great and entertaining. The kids (ages 11 and 9) loved the dog sledding and panning for gold.
Wonderfully fun and our driver was very informative. We even saw 4 bears, including a grizzly! The dog sledding was delightful!
This was a highlight of our vacation. We were on a cruise and booked this thru Viator because of great past experiences. Loved the 1 hour drive thru scenic area the train ran nearby so you get similar sightseeingbut as a bonus we got to meet Michelle and the dogs and play with puppies! Had plenty of time to play with the puppies then heard from Michelle about the team and race! Went on the ATV pulled by the dogs and it was a blast! Crazy Libby is our favorite husky! Bought a souvenir race bootie in the gift shop which was great. They have snacks , coffee, hot chocolate for purchase. The driver made several scenic stops on the way home, picked wild blueberries and drank glacier water! What a wonderful experience! It is a half day adventure but I would do it again even if the weather wasnt as perfect as it was when we were there! So well worth the trip! We thought we were settling to see the summer camp versus snow/glacier dog expeditions but this surpassed our expectations! We will be cheering Michelle on in the next Iditarod! She has new fans!!!! Love using Viator and have recommended them to other cruisers!
This tour is a must! We had great weather for our bus trip to the Yukon. The scenery was beautiful with numerous stops for photo opportunities. The Sled experience was interesting and exhilarating. Amazing to hold and interact with the puppies and adult dogs and learn all about what it takes to train these dogs for competition. Very rewarding day.
The ride out to the dog sled camp was nice, tour guide was very nice and informative. We went in August 2017. Its a long ride and some very beautiful areas. However, I do not recommend this expedition. We skipped the helicopter because of the weather and chose this expedition. When we arrived at the dog sled camp, there was no direction and it appeared the staff were uninterested in people coming. We were shuffled to onto a UTV and dogs pulled the UTV for training purposes. Then we sat around while staff ignored us and then we left. You could tell the staff were extremely passionate about what they do, but if I had to guess, if they had it their way they would prefer not to have visitors. I think they are doing this in order to make some money, but are annoyed at the tourist attraction. Im sure they are great at what they do but maybe they should stick to that. When we left we stopped at a gold panning camp. We were allowed 10 mins to get to gold panning area, pan for gold and have a cookie, due to time constraint. All and all I dont know where the problem is but it appears this entire expedition was slapped together without much interest. Save yourself some money and pay slightly more for something else. I gave it 1 star because I would not recommend. I am confused by all the positive reviews. But like I said maybe this was an isolated event.
We really enjoyed the tour and especially the dogs! Please note that if you do the tour in the summer which is high season in Alaska, you will not be riding on an actual sled due to the lack of snow. Instead, the dog are pulling a small SUV vehicle but you definitely get the feel. Bring your passports-you will need them as you have to cross the boarder into Canada to go to the dogsledding camp.
great trip all round..was not too keen on the panning for gold as very lame...everything else was wonderful....driver was great...dogs and sled trip was great.....stop offs on both to and from the dog sledding was amazing scenery..had an unforgettable experience...highly recommend....