Dogs are considered man's best friend because unlike with human friends, you can force them to be groomed against their will. Get pulled by a pooch with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $75 for two hours of dryland sled-dog adventure racing for one person at 97 Fairgrounds Road in Cummington (a $190 value)
- $95 for a one-day package including two hours of dryland sled-dog adventure racing for one person and two passes to visit Alaskan-style dog yard at 27 Mound Road in West Chesterfield (a $240 value)
During two hours of dryland mushing, adventurers race in rigs attached to Alaskan huskies, competing against up to nine other people. Participants will also get to feed the dogs snacks, and with the Alaskan-style dog yard option, participants can play with the new puppies, see how the dogs live, and exchange email addresses with their favorite dogs.
Hilltown Wilderness Adventures
The proprietor and chief guide behind Hilltown Wilderness Adventures, Marla BB, invites patrons to hitch their dreams of adventure onto the backs of her alaskan huskies for mushing, skijoring, and outdoor excursions in the Berkshires. Her hallmark attraction is mushing through both snowy hills and on dryland tracks—a unique offering for the region that has earned her attention from media outlets such as Mushing magazine and Animal Planet.
The skijoring and sled-dog school teaches novices how to captain a team of dogs either in a sled or on skis, which can give them give them a way to skip long ski-resort lift lines. Marla also leads day excursions through DAR State Forest, Chesterfield Gorge and Westfield River, and the Deerfield River Watershed, keeping bikers, hikers, kayakers, and bird watchers safe as she is a certified wilderness first responder and an expert in swift-water safety and rescue.
Hilltown Wilderness Adventures
The proprietor and chief guide behind Hilltown Wilderness Adventures, Marla BB, invites patrons to hitch their dreams of adventure onto the backs of her alaskan huskies for mushing, skijoring, and outdoor excursions in the Berkshires. Her hallmark attraction is mushing through both snowy hills and on dryland tracks—a unique offering for the region that has earned her attention from media outlets such as Mushing magazine and Animal Planet.
The skijoring and sled-dog school teaches novices how to captain a team of dogs either in a sled or on skis, which can give them give them a way to skip long ski-resort lift lines. Marla also leads day excursions through DAR State Forest, Chesterfield Gorge and Westfield River, and the Deerfield River Watershed, keeping bikers, hikers, kayakers, and bird watchers safe as she is a certified wilderness first responder and an expert in swift-water safety and rescue.