The most popular Lake Louise dogsledding – The Great Divide tour, takes you along the base of giant peaks in Banff National Park to a pass at the Continental Divide.
Lake Louise is an icon of Canadian beauty and a stunning place to visit, and dogsledding is the most popular winter activity and an adventure suitable for anyone. Combine these two, and you’re bound to have the most memorable experience in winter.
The Great Divide Tour is the longest dogsledding tour in Lake Louise, covering 16 km (10 miles) over 1.5 hours. A team of dogs will carry you along the base of giant peaks through some of Banff National Park’s most stunning scenery to the Kicking Horse Pass at the Continental Divide, the high point separating the east from the west. There will be plenty of time to take photos while travelling through such striking mountain landscapes, as well as get to know your Alaskan husky dogs.
Dogsled Configurations
Capacity | Drive Option | Rate | Total Max. Weight |
1 person sled | Guide/Instructor driven | $575 | 380lbs |
2 person sled | Guide/Instructor driven | $575 | 380lbs |
3 person sled
2 Adults + 1 Infant (0 – 5 years) or 1 Adult + 2 Children (6 – 17 years) |
Guide/Instructor driven | $635
$840 |
380lbs
310lbs |