⚠️ Important information – Winter 2026/2027
The dog sledding activity in La Rosière has not yet been confirmed for the 2026/2027 winter season.
We therefore do not yet have definitive information regarding the dates, times, duration, routes and details of the activity.
👉 Please visit this page from November 2026 to find out whether the activity has been confirmed and, if so, to discover all the practical information as well as the time slots available for booking.
If the activity is ultimately not offered in La Rosière, dog sled rides will nevertheless be available from Sainte-Foy-Tarentaise.
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A dog sled ride in the heart of the Alps
Fancy experiencing the mountains in a different way? Set off on a dog sled ride in La Rosière and enjoy a unique experience amidst the snow-covered landscapes of Savoie.
Settle comfortably into the sledge and let the musher and their team of dogs guide you.
What’s on the programme:
- Meet the dogs and an introduction to the activity
- An insight into the world of mushing
- Explanation of safety instructions
- Time to interact with the dogs
- Sled ride
Sled capacity: A sled can accommodate up to 4 people (including a maximum of 2 adults) and a maximum total weight of 180 kg.
- 2 people: 2 adults or 1 adult + 1 child
- 3 people: 2 adults + 1 child or 1 adult + 2 children
- 4 people: 2 adults + 2 children or 1 adult + 3 children
⚠️ It is not possible for 3 adults to ride in the same sledge, as it would be too cramped.
The composition of the sled can be adjusted according to the age, height and weight of the participants. The musher may change the seating arrangement if necessary to ensure everyone’s safety.
What you need to know before booking:
- Only one dog team is available. If you wish to book several sleds, simply choose consecutive time slots, subject to availability.
- Your booked time slot may be subject to change. Times may be adjusted to ensure the dogs’ welfare, suitable conditions for the activity and everyone’s safety.
- Not enough snow? Depending on conditions, the dog sled ride may be replaced by a cani-kart experience.