Jackson Hole dog cart experience travel notes 🐾❄️

When we came to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, USA, in addition to skiing and visiting the national park, we specially arranged a dog sledding experience, which really became the most heartwarming and unforgettable day of this trip. Early in the morning, the temperature was below zero and there was a thin mist on the snow. When we arrived at the meeting point, a group of excited Huskies and Alaskan Malamutes were already ready, their tails wagging like propellers. The dog trainer nearby kindly introduced that each dog has its own name and personality. They are authentic "professional runners" and sled running is like "going to work" for them. They are full of enthusiasm. The dog trainer helped us carefully tie the sled ropes and taught us basic commands: "Hike!" (move forward), "Gee!" (turn right), and "Haw!" (turn left). It sounds simple, but once it really started, the dogs were the ones leading the way, and we just sat at the back and felt the wind whistling past our ears. At the moment of starting, the whole sled shook violently, the dogs ran in unison, snowflakes were blown up and sprinkled on their faces, as if they had entered a shining white world. Drive through forests and glide across frozen rivers, with the majestic silhouette of the Grand Teton Mountains in the distance. When the dogs are running, all you can hear are the sounds of their breathing, the sleds, and the occasional happy barking of the dogs. It is pure and free. On the way, the dog trainer will stop to let the dogs rest. At this time, you can touch them and feel the real warmth and strength. Some naughty puppies will come to you and act cute, tilting their heads to ask you to touch their bellies. They are so cute. The whole trip took about 2 hours, but the time passed quickly. The dogs slowly slid back to the base on the last stretch, still full of energy, looking as if they could "do it again". When I got off the sled, my heart was filled with emotion - not only because of the beautiful scenery, but also because I experienced this special journey with this group of kind and energetic friends. If you have the chance to come to Jackson Hole, I really recommend dog sledding! This is a pure adventure where you can truly feel nature, speed and friendship. 🐕🌲❄️ #skiing #snow scene