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Interview with Chasing the Wolves: Tips for Beginner Mushing and Kicksledding with Dogs
Excited to ask Taylor Squires, owner of Chasing the Wolves dog kennel in Northern Minnesota, some questions about getting started with winter dog powered sports like kicksledding and dog sled mushing.
Tips to Start Training your Dog for Kicksledding: Q&A with the Owner of Jack and the Pack, Dog Powered Sports
AJ, owner of Jack and the Pack, answers some frequently asked questions that will help you get started kicksledding with your dog. Brave the Snow is happy to announce we will be sharing a retail space with Jack and the Pack and are excited to introduce you to this great Twin Cities resource for dog powered sports.
Yurt Adventure Trail Review: Kicksledding at Glendalough State Park, Minnesota
Winter Glamping? You can do it! Minnesota State Parks has awesome yurts and camper cabin for winter use. One of our favorites is at Glendalough State Park. It has two yurts and four camper cabins that provide a warm, rustic base camp for an ultimate kicksledding adventure. Winter camping can be intimidating at first, but trying a camper cabin or yurt is a great way to get started.
Transporting Your Kicksled to the Trail: Will it fit in my car...Yes!
Getting your kicksled to the trail is quick and easy. This article will explain how a kicksled folds, kicksled dimensions, and ways to transport your kicksled. After reading, you will be assured you will be able to get your kicksled in your vehicle.
Kicksled Sliding Snow Runners: Everything you need to know
*Brave The Snow includes snow runners with all kicksleds* Check out this article to become an expert on kicksled snow runners. What are Snow Runners? Plastic snow runners provide a wide surface area that allows the kicksled to glide on packed snow, similar to skis. Without them, a kicksled will sink into the snow. Imagine trying to ice skate on packed snow...it doesn’t work. Doesn't work with a kicksled without snow runners either. But, on solid ice, you do not need the snow runners, but you can keep them on if you want. We usually leave our kicksled snow runners...