Dog Sledding in Canada

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€45–€256 Price range
8 cities

Booking dog sledding in Canada starts from €45, with 28 tours across 8 destinations. The cheapest option is a tour lasting 45 minutes to 3 hours in Saint-Hippolyte near Montréal with Aventures Plein Air, graded “Everybody welcome”. Prices reach up to €256 for a full-day tour in Lanaudière near Montréal.

The Laurentians area accounts for 12 of the 28 tours, rated 5/5 on average from 101 reviews. The cheapest there is a 2-hour tour in Mont-Tremblant with The Tremblant Activity Centre for €82. Montréal offers 6 tours from €45, with an average score of 5/5 from 184 reviews, such as a tour with a meal lasting 2 to 3.5 hours in Saint-Hippolyte with Aventures Plein Air for €87. Tadoussac offers 2 tours from €140, rated 4.7/5 on average from 6 reviews.

You will find varied options for a husky ride across the country. Of the 28 tours, 12 are graded “Occasionally sporty” and 11 are graded “Everybody welcome”, available from €45. There are also 4 self-drive tours available from €110.

Guides lead at least 23 tours in English, 22 in French, and 2 in Spanish, as a single tour can run in several languages. The season runs from November to March. If you want a self-drive tour, the cheapest is a 2-hour self-drive tour near Quebec city with Tours Québec for €110, graded “Everybody welcome”.

Dog Sledding in Canada

Top destinations for dog sledding in Canada

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Dog Sledding in Laurentians

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From €82

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Dog Sledding in Montréal

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From €45

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Dog Sledding in Saguenay-Lac Saint-Jean

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From €67

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Dog Sledding in Tadoussac

4 offers

From €140

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Dog Sledding in Whitehorse, Yukon

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From €216

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Dog Sledding in Quebec city

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From €81

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Frequently asked questions

How much does dog sledding in Canada cost?

Prices start from €45 for a tour lasting 45 minutes to 3 hours in Saint-Hippolyte near Montréal. They reach up to €256 for a full-day tour in Lanaudière near Montréal.

What is the physical level required for dog sledding in Canada?

Of the 28 tours, 12 are graded “Occasionally sporty”. Another 11 tours receive the “Everybody welcome” rating.

What languages are spoken on dog sledding tours?

At least 23 tours run in English, 22 in French, and 2 in Spanish. A tour can run in several languages.

How long do the dog sledding excursions last?

Durations range from 45 minutes to a full day. The longest is a full-day tour in Lanaudière near Montréal with Bonjour Nature for €224.

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Updated September 2026