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"Dog Sled Freighting" Concession Open At Denali National Park In Alaska

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By NPT Staff - July 28th, 2015
Dogsledding at Denali National Park/NPS

Denali National Park officials are looking for someone to run a dogsledding business in the park/NPS

Driving a dogsled across a snowy landscape looks beautiful and relaxing, but it takes a lot of skill. If you have those skills, you might want to apply for the commercial "Dog Sled Freighting Services" business at Denali National Park and Preserve in Alaska.

During the winter months, those who land the commercial use authorization permit would utilize dog teams to haul and cache freight for mountaineering expeditions and other winter recreational park users, such as cross-country skiers or ski-jorers.

The application period is open through September 18. The application form and requirements of the CUA can be found at this site. 

For more information about Denali National Park and Preserve, please visit the park’s website call the park’s information line at 907-683-2294, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. daily. 

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