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| Harking back to the days when the only reliable winter transportation was a pack of dogs and a wooden runnered sled, do sledding is kept alive today through a relatively small group of mushers. Some folks have a half-dozen dogs and a sled for their own enjoyment. Others maintain a kennel and compete in such races as the John Beargrease contest held each January. |  |
| Dog Sledding Adventures Two Harbors Silver Creek Sled Dogs 218-834-6592
Tofte Stoney Creek Kennels 218-663-0143 Near Grand Marais Irish Creek Kennels 218-370-0882 Arleigh Jorgenson Sled Dog Teams 218-387-2498 Gunflint Trail Gunflint Lodge Dog sledding at Gunflint goes all the way back to 1928 when Justine Kerfoot learned to mush her first dog team. Now 4 full-time mushers and 30 sled dogs are ready to take you out on hour long, day and full day adventure trips from the lodge. The day long trips include a lunch cookup in the woods, and you often have an opportunity to try your hand at mushing the dogs yourself for a bit. Boundary Country Trekking Trips include Dog Sledding Day Trips with B&B Stays, Boundary Waters - Gunflint Mush Your Own Team Expeditions, Across the Boundary Waters Dog Sled Expeditions, and Boundary Waters Camping & Mushing. |
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Up-to-date Snow Reports, Trail Reports & Weather Conditions & Forecasts |
Winter Activities
| Snow Report | Cross-country Skiing |
Snow angels & sliding | Ice Fishing | Skating |
| Snowboarding | Snowmobiling | Snowshoeing | Dog Sledding | Curling |
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