My daughter and I went last year - one of the best experiences of my life! It's about a one hour drive in a mini-bus to the site. When we got there the dogs were sitting quietly, already harnessed to the sleds. We immediately went into a yurt to sign waivers and get a quick intro to what to do/expect on the trail. While we were sitting inside we heard the dogs start to bark like mad - it was work time. My daughter climbed into the sled and was bundled up in blankets. I got on the back. The guide led us through trails, over hills, by a river, across a beautiful bridge. The scenery was amazing. Being pulled by the dogs was an awesome experience. They quickly learn the sound of your voice and respond to the commands that you are taught. When we got back, it was time to play with the dogs and get kisses from the whole team. We also talked to the guides to learn more about the dogs. Then we headed into the yurt for cookies and hot chocolate, and as a special surprise, two husky puppies were brought in. The puppies ran around grabbing hats and gloves and all the kids ran after them! It was really awesome (have I said that already).