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Chilly Dogs Sled Dog Trips in Ely, Minnesota

Book now for this coming winter, as spots are already starting to fill!

WINTER DOGSLEDDING GENERALLY RUNS MID-DECEMBER - LATE MARCH

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LOCATED IN ELY, MINNESOTA

Renting Outerwear

 

A good outdoor winter clothing system should include a base layer (long underwear); 1 or 2 mid-layers (fleece, wool, etc.); and a warm jacket, preferably with a windproof outer shell
Warm winter hats are mandatory!


A good outdoor winter clothing system should include a base layer (long underwear); 1 or 2 mid-layers (fleece, wool, etc.); and a warm jacket, preferably with a windproof outer shell. Warm winter hats are mandatory! Also indispensable is a scarf, neck warmer, or face mask; gloves and mittens; and sunglasses or ski goggles to protect your eyes. To finish it all off—a warm pair of winter boots is a basic necessity.

Once you arrive, we will assess your clothing and make recommendations if we believe your clothing is inadequate to the conditions and temperatures on the trail that day. If you need any or all of these items, you may rent them right here onsite at very reasonable rates.

Our Rental Department—We’ve Got You Covered!

WE RENT:
✔ Winter Boots (seriously insulated, high-quality)
✔ Wool Socks
✔ Fleece Jackets
✔ Windproof Shell Parkas
✔ Fleece Pants
✔ Windproof Shell Pants
✔ Hats
✔ Neck Warmers (fleece)
✔ Liner Gloves
✔ Overmitts (warm, windproof outer layer for your gloves/mittens)
✔ Ski Goggles
✔ Heat Packs (hand and foot warmers)

We offer our guests the same kind of winter clothing that our professional guides wear, because we know that’s what it takes to stay warm dogsledding in northern Minnesota. Please note: We carry adult sizes XS and up.


We offer our guests the same kind of winter clothing that our professional guides wear

Also indispensable is a scarf, neck warmer, or face mask; gloves and mittens; and sunglasses or ski goggles to protect your eyes

 

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