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A group of sled dogs pilling people on the sleigh in Juneau, Alaska

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Glennallen, Alaska, USA, Dogs of The Sled - Alaska dogs are in full run as they make their way down the trail. With a winning look of determination the dogs of the sled work in tandem as they race through the snow towards victory.

Selective focus dog sled running on a winter landscape

Greenlandic sled dogs in action in the vicinity of Sisimiut (Holsteinsborg), Greenland, Denmark.

Greenland. East Greenland. Tourists have a ride with many husky dogs on the icecap.

These dogs are wearing shoes and jackets pulling a sled racing in Alaska.

Tombstone Territorial Park is a stunning wilderness area located in the Yukon Territory of Canada. It's known for its rugged landscapes, dramatic mountain ranges, and unique geological formations. It is situated along the Dempster Highway, which is the only road in Canada that crosses the Arctic Circle.

Special adventure in Alaska - Dogsled experience - Travel Destination

$Distant view of remote road, through the tundra, leading to Mount Denali in the background.\n\nTaken in Denali National Park, Alaska, USA$

A group of Siberian Husky sled dogs on the road in Juneau, Alaska

$Alaskan husky — The most commonly used dog in dog sled racing,Siberian huskies, are another iconic sledding breed, Each spring, it takes a tremendous effort with a dedicated team to create a summer sled dog camp of 20 people and almost 200 sled dogs on top of a glacier. Sled dog camp is very remote and the only way in is by helicopter.\nThey fly the entire camp to the ice-field with “Slings” under the aircraft. The dogs are flown up inside the same helicopters human’s fly in. Special dog boxes carry about 12 dogs per flight. In September the dogs and camp are all flown back off the glacier. The camp gets stored in a warehouse and the sled dogs go home to their winter life of “mushing” and training for races.\n Mendenhall Glacier’s one and only dog camp, where 240 Alaska Huskies live. the dog camp is located on the glacier$