Husky Homestead

You can’t visit the frozen tundras of the north without seeing sled dogs in action. It’s a long-standing tradition of the region, and it’s a big draw in terms of Alaska attractions. Fortunately, you don’t have to brave an icy tundra to see sled dogs. The Husky Homestead lives up to its name by being the breeding and training grounds of dozens of huge, furry and hard-working huskies. The homestead is run by Jeff King, four-time winner of the famous Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, and he welcomes visitors who want to see melearn more about the unique roles of huskies in Alaskan culture and history. You can also play with the pups and marvel at the fully-grown working dogs who take their jobs just as seriously as any human. Hop on the back of a sled and see what it’s like to yell “mush.” It’s an attainable dream when you visit the Husky Homestead in Alaska and partake in its many things to see and do. Address: Milepost 229 Parks Hwy, Hickory, Denali Park, AK 99755, United States