THE PINGO SNOWMOBILE TOUR

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Duration

2 Hours

Tour Type

Specific Tour

Group Size

Unlimited

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Overview

The Pingo Snowmobile Tour takes an average of 2 hours. The tour includes a snowmobile, a tour to the pingos and an interpretive hike up the pingos and the tour continues on the ocean around the perimeter of the community into the harbour and returning to the starting venue to have tea and bannock in the warm shelter. It also allows the guests the time to chat about the dogs and learn more about them from the owners. This tour costs $200 per person.

Group bookings can include tours, activities, accommodations, and food catering. Call Michèle at 867-340-0123 for more information and to book for your group.

Itinerary

Included/Excluded

Harnessing dogs
Going for a sled ride
Have tea and bannock in the tent
Chat about the dogs.
Tell stories and answer questions
Warm clothing is available in various men’s and women’s sizes (at a small cost)- Snowsuits- Winter boots- Elbow length mitts
Other accommodations are available in the community. Group bookings can be arranged for accommodation and catering.
Additional winter, spring, and summer activities are available upon request (igloo building, sliding, ice fishing, community interpretative tour by bus or by snowmobile, etc.)
Fully insured for all tours and equipment

Tour's Location

FAQs

The dog sledding experience varies depending on the weather and time of year. It can be a cold weather experience if patrons want to experience dog sledding at -40C or one can also experience a relatively warm and sunny ride in the late Springtime at -5C. Each mushing/sledding experience is different and unique depending on the trail, the dogs, and the weather. Bruce, the owner, also makes the ride experiences interesting with snippets about the land, the dogs, and the area’s history while leading the tour. All tours allow you to enjoy the breath-taking sights of our land and feel at one with Mother Nature! It is a complete de-stressing experience.

The Aurora Borealis/Northern Lights are never guaranteed; it depends on the weather and whether the sky is clear. There is a better chance of seeing the Northern Lights on cold and clear nights!

All activities require a minimum fitness level; none of the activities are overly strenuous.

Temperatures can vary from +20C in the summer to a lovely and comfortable +5C in the Springtime. From late December to late February, the temperature ranges from -40C to -50C. We generally do not run the dogs when the temperature falls below -40C as the weather conditions are too risky for the dogs to run.

You can leave your excess luggage at the office/house before traveling. It is about half a kilometre from the dog yard. There is no charge for this.

The tour will be led in English, French, and some of the times in Inuvialuktun. Storytelling is generally done in English but can be provided in Inuvialuktun with an Elder upon request.

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Date

01/14/2026

Adults

Age 18+

Children

Age 6-17

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