Sled-dog hiking and bison visit

Experience cani-hiking with our sled dogs through breathtaking mountain trails! This unique adventure includes a guided visit of the kennel and a chance to meet our majestic bison herd

Cani-Hiking

Cani-hiking originates from the summer mode of travel used by the Inuit and Native American peoples. These nomadic groups traveled their hunting grounds by sled in winter and on foot, connected to their sled dogs, during the summer months.

Today, cani-hiking involves being pulled by your dog while walking, guiding them with voice commands. Equipped with a harness, the dog is attached to the hiker by a long leash connected to a wide belt around the waist.

Come share our passion and love for sled dogs alongside your new four-legged companion and a guide who will lead you through the breathtaking beauty of our trails.

3-Hour Package:

Explore our forest and mountain trails for two hours, following the bison trail. You’ll have the chance to observe North America’s largest land mammal, the wood bison.

This package also includes a visit to our kennel, where you will learn more about the fascinating world of sled dogs!

Know before you book :

Minimum of 2 participants.

Minimum age: 8 years old.

Know before you go:

Wear comfortable clothing and walking shoes.

No drugs or alcohol allowed on site.

Additional information :

We are located 35 minutes from Mont-Tremblant, 40 minutes from Saint-Sauveur, and approx 2 hours from Montreal and Ottawa.

Activity Duration – Forest Hike: 2 hours of hiking through scenic mountain trails, plus time for the kennel visit, dog preparation, and bison viewing. Total activity duration: 3 hours.