What’s your role as Kennel Manager and what’s your main priority? My role is the Kennel Manager and Adoptions Coordinator at Snowy Owl Sled Dog Tours. I’m responsible for, and my main priority is, the health and well being of all of our dogs.
Learn about the life of a dog sled guide in our Meet the Musher blog series. This interview is with senior instructor Erin Mihalyi, aka E-$’s. Originally from Vancouver Island, on her days off Erin enjoys running with her dog Remington a retired husky hero who is completely blind but that doesn’t stop her from […]
The Story Behind Bear, the Husky Hero Who Wears Doggles – Snowy Owl’s Most Badass Husky Hero Meet Bear, one of Snowy Owl’s husky heroes. Bear wears Doggles. In this photo, he’s patiently awaiting the call of “HIKE!” from the musher on the sled behind, at which point they’ll hit the trail. Bear’s an extremely […]
Join Snowy Owl Sled Dog Tours on a signature self-driven sled where you’ll lead your own pack of husky heroes, or sit back, relax and enjoy the beauty of the Canadian Rockies on one of our instructor-driven sleds! When making a reservation, the biggest decision our guests face can be which sled type to choose. […]
Finding Love in the Great White North – Snowy Owl Sled Dog Tours Jereme & Caitlin Arsenault’s Magically Romantic Love Story Snowy Owl Sled Dog Tours was founded by Connie and Charles Arsenault in 1983. Connie’s father was one of Alberta’s first park rangers. Growing up in parks across the province nurtured Connie’s love and […]
By Snowy Owl Sled Dog Tours Marketing Manager What could be more rejuvenating than an opportunity to reconnect with adventure? The routine of our daily lives can leave us feeling bored or dissatisfied. When we reconnect with adventure out in nature, we feel revived and recharged. Another way to recharge your batteries is to spend […]
Jereme Arsenault, Owner of Snowy Owl Sled Dog Tours, shares his experience working on Disney’s movie Togo.
What better way to cap off your dog sled tour than with treating yourself to a romantic restaurant in Canmore, maybe something a little special for lunch or dinner? One of the most common non-dog questions our staff get asked is, “Where should we eat?” Here are five of our favourite romantic restaurants in Canmore. […]
What better way to start and finish your dog sled adventure day than with a little Scandinavian culture? Hygge (pronounced hoo-ga) is a Scandinavian concept for a mood or feeling of cozy contentment and well-being brought about by enjoying the simple things in life.
