LA CLUSAZ GIETTAZ - Dogsledding Ride 45min - Adult
Discover the snowy landscapes of La Giettaz during a magical and unforgettable dog sled ride.
- 0.5H
- All levels
Description
Sit comfortably in a traditional sled and let a team of Nordic dogs guide you through the snowy landscapes of La Giettaz. Accompanied by a passionate musher, enjoy an authentic and immersive experience in the heart of the Alps between silence, snow and wide open spaces. A unique winter adventure to share with family, friends or as a couple.
- 0.5H
- All levels
This dog sled ride is accessible from 9 years old with a minimum of 2 participants per sled. Comfortably seated under warm blankets, participants enjoy a unique Nordic immersion in the snowy landscapes of La Giettaz. The sled is driven by a certified professional musher who shares his passion for Nordic dogs and mountain life. Warm winter clothing is essential for the activity.
How your dog sled ride in La Giettaz works
Welcome and meeting with the musher
Briefing and dog discovery
Dog sled ride
Meet the dog team and end of the activity
Why choose Takamaka ?
For more than 30 years, Takamaka La Clusaz has been offering authentic outdoor experiences in the Alps. This dog sled ride in La Giettaz allows participants to enjoy a unique moment close to Nordic dogs and snowy landscapes in a peaceful, immersive and friendly atmosphere.
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FAQ
From what age can participants join the activity ?
This activity is accessible from 9 years old. Participants must be able to sit down and stand up on their own to enjoy the ride comfortably and safely.
Do participants drive the sled ?
No, the sled is entirely driven by a certified professional musher. Participants simply enjoy the ride and the snowy landscapes.
How long does the activity last ?
The activity includes around 20 minutes of briefing and dog discovery before departure followed by a 20 to 25-minute sled ride.
Can participants meet the dogs before or after the ride ?
Yes, participants have access to the kennel and can meet the Nordic dogs, watch them being prepared and chat with the musher about their lifestyle and training.
What should participants bring?
We recommend bringing warm and waterproof ski clothing, gloves, a beanie and sunglasses for sunny winter days.
What happens in case of bad weather ?
Winter conditions such as snow or cold are part of the experience. However, if weather conditions do not allow safe operation for participants or dogs, the activity may be cancelled or postponed.