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Look how happy he was after a few hours in the dog sled, even though he was frozen to the bone..... He he.
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North of 60 Aurora Adventures is a proudly-owned family business. We want to keep the cultural traditions and teachings that we have learned from our grandparents, so we decided to share it with others in an enjoyable way. Through our dog sledding and northern lights tours, we aim to promote respect for our culture and share the survival ways of people living in the cold subarctic areas.
We want to make sure that your experience is fun and safe. Our team ensures that we protect and promote the tradition and culture of our ancestors with our enjoyable outdoor activities.
As locals of Yellowknife, NT, we have extensive knowledge of the area. Our team will guide you throughout the outdoor activities, so you can be safe while having fun. Your adventure will also be educational because you will learn the traditions and culture of our ancestors from us.
Team up the dogs for a dog-sledding adventure by heading out on the frozen lake for a 1/2-hour dog ride along a secluded and well-maintained dog trail. End the tour at the heated teepee or trapper’s camp with hot beverages and bannock.
Being the first time musher, I have no idea whether I was in control or the dogs were. They were super enthusiastic and energetic, and simply wanted to run. I count myself lucky for not being thrown off the sled.
I'll be away for the week with 10 students and some parents as we go to Nahmakanta Lake Camps for dogsledding and other adventures. We trek in 8 miles from the road as the camps are only accessible by snowmobile or on foot. We stay in cabins heated by woodstoves, prepare our own meals, and go snowshoeing, skiing and dogsledding as we explore the outside world in winter. Of the three week-long adventure trips we go on each school year, I think this one packs the biggest wollop!
For those of you concerned about Larissa, my mom will be spending the week. She's much more helpful than me!
Kira and team. On the morning of her wedding day.
Fairbanks Alaska, 18 March 2021
Minolta SRT-101. Tri-X.
Home scan of 5x6 sloppy border print by Blue Moon Camera.
Could it get much better than this? Dogsledding alongside the frozen Spray Lakes in the Kananaskis was an experience to remember.
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We were in Canmore for the Winter Carnival and part of the festivites was dog sledding. These gorgeous dogs were so eager to race and had amazing amounts of energy.
ISO 100, f/6.3, 1/80s, 105mm
Dogsledding in Yellowknife.
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It was still dark when our plane landed in Reykjavik. We bolted out straight for Skalafell ski area near Thingvellir National Park for some early morning dogsledding. So much fun! The dogs are amazing.
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We were in Canmore for the Winter Carnival and part of the festivites was dog sledding. These gorgeous dogs were so eager to race and had amazing amounts of energy.
ISO 160, f/5.6, 1/160s, 105mm