Dogsled ride - Enola Sled Dogs

Discover the adventure of sled dogs in the heart of the Auvergne countryside, the Combrailles, the Sancy and the Chaîne des Puys at Bromont-Lamothe, thanks to the various activities we offer all year round with a state-qualified musher.

Description

A musher with a DEJEPS diploma in dog driving will share the extraordinary and magical world of dog driving with you, alone or with your family, in a kart or sleigh.
Share a real moment of relaxation, pleasure and escape!
Helmets and protective masks are compulsory and will be provided.
Make sure you wear warm and/or waterproof clothing that won't get in the way of the dogs' not always clean paws.
Personal dogs are strictly forbidden.
Unsuitable for pregnant women and babies in baby carriers.
We also invite you to discover a new and unusual activity: the cani trottinette!

Introduction to carriage driving, a supervised activity in the Puy-de-Dôme with sledges or scooters.

Activités

• Dog-powered scooter/trike
• Sled dogs

Complément accueil

Bring suitable warm and/or waterproof clothing, without fear of the dogs' not always clean paws.

Personal dog strictly prohibited.

A suit will be provided to you as well as helmet, gloves, protective glasses (for adults).

• Durée de la séance : 60 min

• Age minimum : 6 ans

• Age maximum : 65 ans

Tarifs

From 01/01 to 31/12/2024
Adult: 45 € (Minimum 2 passengers)
Child : 30 € (Children up to 10 years).

From 01/01 to 31/12/2025
Adult: 45 € (Minimum 2 passengers)
Child : 30 € (Children up to 10 years).

Child entry valid for 0 - 10 years.

Minimum 2 people
Children under 12 must be accompanied.
Other prices on request (groups...)
Prices include discovery of the breeding + a ride with the team.
Formula with accommodation on site possible.

Modes de paiement

• Check
• Cash
• Credit transfer

Période d'ouverture

All year round, daily.

Langues parlées

• English
• French

Tourisme adapté

• Mental disability
• Not accessible in a wheelchair

Localisation

Animaux

Animaux acceptés : Non

Thèmes

• Host portrait

  Juliette, member of the French dog sledding team and several times French champion, invites you to share her world and her experience of ten years of caring companionship with sled dogs. Passionate about sled dogs, I chose to live with them all year round, practicing different activities throughout the seasons. I suggest you come and discover our way of living. I will tell you our story and the origins of the name Enola Sled Dogs.

• Sustainable tourism

  Sled dog activity can be considered eco-responsible for several reasons: Low carbon footprint: The dogs' food is produced locally, which reduces emissions linked to the transport of food. Responsible practice: We are passionate about our animals and ensure their health and well-being. Environmental awareness: Activities involving dogs offer a unique opportunity to raise participants' awareness of the beauty and fragility of nature. This can encourage practitioners to become more aware of the need to preserve the environment.