Dogsledding on Mendenhall Glacier via Helicopter | Shore Excursion | NCL
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Jillian Rogers, a professional dog musher, provides an overview of the dogsledding experience on the Mendenhall Glacier. The excursion begins with a fifteen minute helicopter flight that travels over mountains and through valleys before landing on the glacier. Upon arrival, participants encounter a dog camp housing between two hundred and forty and three hundred Alaskan Huskies. Rogers explains that these dogs are selected for specific traits such as strong feet, a good appetite, and a positive temperament. She describes her personal connection to the animals, noting that she owns them and trains them year round in the Caribou Hills. The tour is designed to provide guests with a once in a lifetime experience. Rogers concludes by noting that many participants describe the activity as the best thing they have ever done in their lives, characterizing the location as a surreal and amazing place to visit.
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it was an experience they thought they would never ever be able to do in their lifetime
people say it's the best thing they've ever done in life
I've heard that Faison time hood will got a hold on a dog so drag around quick just amazing place to go to is almost surreal
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