Fairbanks' ONLY Tag-Sledding Tour
At Black Spruce, you’re not just a passenger. You also get to be a musher! One team of dogs pulls two sleds at a time. The front sled is driven by a tour guide, and the second sled is driven by YOU! Join us to experience ALL aspects of mushing – from hooking up the team, to tag-sledding. This is a true Alaskan adventure.
Our Mushing Tours
Black Spruce Dog Sledding is owned and operated by Iditarod race veterans, Jeff and KattiJo Deeter. Our tours are authentic, personal, in-depth and hands-on! Step into the boots of a real musher as you harness up a team of huskies for a thrilling Alaskan adventure. In the summer, join us for a wheeled mushing experience or a fun husky hike! In winter, steer a tag-sled across the Alaskan landscape. These tours give you an experience that goes beyond the ordinary.
Scenic Day Mushing
This is the #1 winter dog sledding tour in Fairbanks! All visitors get to try driving a dog sled as well as sitting and relaxing as a passenger. Learn how to harness and help hook up your team of huskies! Experience the only tag-sledding tour in Fairbanks.
Sled Dog Safari
This is Alaska’s best summer sled dog experience! Learn about long distance racing from experienced Iditarod mushers. Get up close and personal with some of the sport’s best athletes – human and canine. Come check it out!
Husky Hike
This off-leash hiking tour in Fairbanks is perfect for people who want a mid-day summer tour. Enjoy the scenery and friendly dogs as we walk the tundra together. Ask us about our off-grid life and racing in the Iditarod. Book online today!
What is Tag Sledding?
Tag sledding puts you closer to the action. Stand on your own dog sled, while tethered behind the guide’s sled. It’s the perfect mix of thrill and immersion, and it’s only available at Black Spruce Dog Sledding.
A One-of-a-Kind Experience
Experience the thrill of driving a dog sled, without the responsibility and stress of controlling the dogs. Ages 12+
Get to Know Our Iditarod Athletes
Our dogs are special. They’re athletes, coworkers and family. Meet the stars of the Iditarod and experience the bond that makes mushing magical.
More Than a Ride: Learn to Mush From the pros
From harnessing and hooking up the team, to understanding trail commands, our tours give you a behind-the-scenes look at the art of dog sledding.
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