PAGOSA SPRINGS SPORTS FIELD GUIDE
Two Hours of Mushing and Fireside Dog Snuggles in Pagosa Springs
A compact, two‑hour dogsled outing that pairs an hour on the trail with an hour at base camp—this guide explains what to expect, how to book locals' discounts, and practical logistics.
Two Hours of Mushing and Fireside Dog Snuggles in Pagosa Springs.
This is a tightly timed dogsled introduction that delivers an hour behind a team on the trail and a full hour back at base camp for photography, hot chocolate, s'mores and dog snuggles—an accessible winter outing set in the Pagosa Springs area tailored for families and groups, with special local pricing on Sundays.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
An Hour of Authentic Mushing
The core of the experience is a concentrated hour on the trail, where guests get a real taste of dogsledding and the rhythm of a working team.
Campfire Comforts
The second hour at base camp focuses on warm refreshments and campfire treats—hot chocolate and s'mores—and relaxed time to meet the dogs and capture photos.
Sunday Locals' Day
Sundays (outside holiday periods) are offered as locals' days, with a reduced rate for local residents who book the same two‑hour program.
What the day feels like
What the Two Hours Feel Like
The outing is deliberately compact: an hour spent experiencing the dogs and the trail’s pace, followed by an hour at base camp for hands‑on time with the team, photography and campfire refreshments—designed to leave you warmed by both exertion and a cup of hot chocolate.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this outing suits—and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
This is a two‑hour program consisting of one hour on the trail and one hour at base camp.
You must have a 4WD vehicle and be able to drive to the trailhead in winter conditions.
To reserve a locals' tour or to book the experience, contact Peter via email or phone as provided by the operator.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the dogsled experience?
The program is two hours total: one hour on the trail and one hour at base camp.
How do I book a Locals' Day tour?
To book a locals' tour, contact Peter at the operator via the provided email or phone number.
What is included during the base camp portion?
Base camp time includes photography, s'mores, snacks, hot chocolate and time to meet and snuggle the dogs.
Are children allowed on the tour?
Children are permitted; the program accepts participants ages 3 and up.
Do I need a special vehicle to reach the trailhead?
Yes—guests must have a 4WD vehicle and be able to drive to the trailhead in winter conditions.