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Vermont Dogsledding
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Dear friends of Vermont Dogsledding,

We are sad to announce that we will not be offering trips this coming 2008-09 season. Believe me, this is harder on us than it is on you!

With the combination of a slowing economy, the price of fuel, Global Warming upon us, and our dogs starting to get old, we realize that we need to consolidate and work with what we have. We will be running our dogs as a family only.

We will miss all of you! Especially all of our faithful returning customers. We are sorry we will not get to visit with you this coming season.

We will be focusing on our Maple sugaring operation, expanding our vegetable garden to a size that can just about feed our family for a year, growing grains, increasing our livestock operations, and of course focusing on our older dogs that still need to run, but just a small distance.

We do not believe this is the end of our 15 year stint of guiding with our dogs. We just need to be prudent right now and put our energies towards a more efficient model in which we can thrive as a family. Thank you for being understanding.

                                      -Lissy Heminway

What We're About

Vermont Dog Sledding is located in Shoreham, Vermont (in the Champlain Valley). We are a small outfitter that has over 13 years of experience with sled dogs and guiding in Vermont. We focus on quality versus quantity when it comes to running our 3-5 mile rides and 8-12 mile trips. We are educators by nature and look forward to the opportunity to share our knowledge of dog sledding with you.

Our Dogs
We have 11 freight huskies all of various ages. Some are a mix of Greenland husky and Inuit dog, while others are a mix breed freight dog from the Yukon. They are large, strong, friendly and very energetic. They have been carefully selected for their desire to work. We enjoy traveling with them by dogsled in the Green Mountain National Forest and on frozen lakes and fields. We place our emphasis on taking our time and enjoying ourselves rather than covering great distances
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Off season tours available, call the Middlebury Inn (800-842-4666) in Middlebury Vermont for details!

Vermont Dog Sledding is a member of the regional Addison County Chamber of Commerce.

"Thank you so much for a wonderful time. It was all we could have asked for and more. Much less like an official tour thing and more like going out with a friend."

  -The Spencers

 

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