# @explorewithreshma on Instagram

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- **Original URL:** https://www.instagram.com/p/DUQ50gHifb4
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- **Posted:** 2026-02-02T17:36:21.000+00:00
- **Account Owner:** Reshma & Ajay | Travel Creators 🇨🇦 (@explorewithreshma) — https://gondola.cc/explorewithreshma

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Dog sledding is one of the most Canadian winter experiences ❄️🐾

And you don’t have to travel all the way to Lapland, Finland to do it. You can experience dog sledding right here in Canada, and Mont-Tremblant is one of the most stunning and dreamy places for it.

We teamed up with tremblant.activity.centre to experience and showcase this beautiful Canadian culture to you.
Our experience was a 1.5 hour dog sledding activity with a warm break in between., complete with hot chocolate and biscuits. You get plenty of time to meet and pet the dogs before and after the ride.
First slot bonus: you actually get to help prepare the dogs and sleds, which makes the experience extra special.

The dogs are mostly Alaskan Huskies, they’re  super friendly, well-trained, and full of energy. Even if you’re not a dog person, you’ll love this.

And yes, there are puppies at the end 🐶 You can spend time with them, take photos, and videos.

There’s also professional photo & video coverage available, which you can purchase after the activity. I highly recommend it.

A lot of people think dog sledding might be cruel and I used to think the same. But learning about it changed my perspective.it’s deeply rooted in Canada’s Indigenous history. For many Indigenous communities, especially in the Arctic and sub-Arctic regions, dog teams were essential for survival. They were used to travel long distances across snow, transport food and supplies, and stay connected between communities during harsh winters. This knowledge was passed down through generations and later adopted by explorers and settlers. Even today, dog sledding remains an important cultural tradition and a way of life in some parts of Canada.

If you’re planning a winter trip in Canada, dog sledding in Mont-Tremblant is a must 🤍
Save this, share it, and follow along for more Canadian winter experiences 🇨🇦✨

Check out tremblant.activity.centre for booking link or Comment DETAILS if you want to know how to book ❄️

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#indiansincanada #canadablogger #canadaindians #dogsledding #monttremblant

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