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Training Trails - Canada

Updated: 09 August 2010

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To submit information about public training trails in your area, please send details to info

Blackfoot Recreational Area, 40 minutes east of Edmonton.

There are specially designated trails for mushers, kept nicely groomed and has a variety of trail loops ranging from 1km to 33km. Trails can be mixed and matched to give the desired distance. Great for any musher's needs.

Check the website for more information: http://www.dotheblackfoot.ca/

Houston
Houston Sled Dog Classic Race Trail, contact Steve Rooke, Phone 250-845-2075
E-mail jafeica@mail.bulkley.net

The Houston race trail is open for training. Trail distances are 4 miles, 6 miles and 9.5 miles. For further details, contact Steve Rooke.

Prince George
The Prince George Sled Dog Club has a 4, 6, and 10 mile loop trail system about 20 km east of Prince George, located just off the highway.

The trails are open all winter for running dogs and will be groomed regularly. These trails would be an excellent place to stop and run dogs for people heading north to Alaska. The trails are 10-12 ft wide and have rolling hills through a spruce forest. Mushers should not encounter any snowmobilers as is it is closed to snowmobiling, except for trail grooming.

For maps of the area check our web page http://www3.telus.net/husky/pgsled/trails.html   
For more information on trail conditions call Rob Bryce at (250) 614-1737 or email brycer@unbc.ca.

Algonquin Provincial Park
Ministry of Natural Resources, PO Box 219, Whitney, Ontario K0J 2M0, Phone 705-633-5572

Three sled dog trails. Miles of ideal wilderness training trails with interior camping opportunities.

Mush-Quebec
A 300 km dogsledding trail network.

For more details, please see our web page: www.mush-quebec.com

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