After a long night of watching Northern Lights with Yukon Home Tours, the next morning deserved a nice breakfast! The Burnt Toast Cafe was highly recommended by locals so that was the place to go!
It was located in Downtown Whitehorse and within walking distance from the hotel.
Muktuk Adventures
That afternoon, dogsledding was on my schedule! (Yukon Home Tours helped us with our bookings.) Hence, our shuttle picked us up from our hotel and dropped us off at the resort.
“Leaving the world of racing behind also opened another window for us. We are no longer actively breeding but rather rescuing dogs that looking for homes.
As we are no longer actively racing we are no longer in need of super athletic sled dogs, all we need is a sled dog that enjoys to run and has fun working in a team.
Since 2012 we took in over 60 dogs. They are coming from different backgrounds such as
- From other kennels that either wanted to downsize their yard, or the dogs were not suited for their needs.
- due to life style changes of their previous owners where the dogs no longer fit in
- Through the Whitehorse shelter or a shelter in Alaska
Of course in an ideal world they all would join our working dogs but as with everything else in life, things are not alwasy perfect. If they do not want to be working dogs they retire early and join our oldie gang.
They will also be added to our list of adoptable dogs and if we find a suitable home we will adopt them out. If you are interested in adopting one of our dogs please do not hesitate to contact us.”—- Muktuk Adventures Website
The staff and guide were concerned that our jackets might get damaged along the trip from the twigs and tree branches. If you didn’t have suitable gear, they would lend you their own. So we borrowed their jackets….
Golden Sakura
For dinner, we ordered take-out from Golden Sakura Japanese Restaurant. When I opened the take-out containers at the hotel, I was pleasantly surprised. There was a decent amount of chopped scallop pieces in my roll. The bento box had some nice pieces of sashimi too!
The next morning was time to fly back home….
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Dog sledding was something I really wanted to do when I was in Alaska, but we ran out of time. Looks wonderful.
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I liked your posts about the Yukon, I went there in the summer, so I miss the winter part.
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Winter is definitely very different! I want to go in the summer too! What do you like the most?
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The wilderness that begins at the roadside and the pioneer past that illustrates Canada’s early days.
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Just incredible !
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Thank you 😊
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When was this Chocoviv hope you had grand
Nollaig Shona and all is well
there is place I ‘ve been longing to go to where you stay with wolf pack inside the hotel in Norway watching the Aurora Borealis
It would be amazing life experience indeed
Slainte
Alex
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Norway is another place to see aurora borealis! Thank you!
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Your trip looks absolutely amazing… such beautiful pictures. And the food looks delicious!
xo Erica
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Thank you
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That’s great that they are rescuing dogs! From what I’ve heard, pulling sheds can be great exercise for dogs, so it’s a real win-win to have them giving fun tours to humans. 😁
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What a wonderful experience! It sounds like you booked with a really good dog sled company. Lovely trip I’ll have to take one day
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They were great!!!
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Genuinely a bucket list trip, glad it was incredible!
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Yes, it was awesome!
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Amazing experience! I’ll definitely save that to my bucket list!😊
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Thank you!
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