From the kickoff of the Yukon Quest to dog sledding and snowmobiling on a frozen lake and taking in the Northern Lights, Yukon offers an array of winter thrills.
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In Icy Nunavut, Iqaluit’s Enchantments Melt Your Heart
The youngest capital city in Canada is a lure for adventurers, culture-seekers, and explorers keen to experience the nation's last frontier.
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Winter in Whitehorse — a True Call of the Wild for Adventure Seekers
Yukon's capital is the place to be for cold-weather fun, like viewing the Northern Lights and participating in an epic dog-sled race.
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Warm up to Saskatchewan’s boreal forest
Vacay.ca contributor Jenn Smith Nelson beats winter with Sundogs Excursions.
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Dogsledding in Revelstoke is a wild ride
Speed and spectacular beauty will set your heart racing in British Columbia.
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$2,365 dog-sledding adventure in Yukon
With this package from Cathers Wilderness Adventures, your vacation can 'go to the dogs!'
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VIDEO: Discovering dog-sledding — the hard way
Vacay.ca's team gives dog-sledding a try and shows we won't be hitting the Iditarod any time soon! See why.
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Take these dogs for a test drive!
Have you ever dreamed of of hitting the slopes — on a dog sled? Many different packages are available for various skill levels and price points in the Yukon.
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Save when you learn to dog sled in Saskatoon
Get to know your inner Iditarod while teaming up with man’s best friend. In Saskatoon, you'll enjoy this unique and unforgettable wilderness adventure possible.
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Loads of family fun at Sun Peaks Ski Resort
One of British Columbia's most popular ski resorts offers plenty of fun away from the slopes too. Families can enjoy dog sledding, skating, tobogganing and other winter activities at Sun Peaks, an…
