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| The Great Alaska Husky Ranch in Beautiful Gustavus, Alaska! Visitor’s Can Experience for Themselves Alaska’s State Sport - Dog Sledding! South East Alaska is where you will find our wonderful little town of Gustavus, home of the Great Alaska Husky Ranch, a sled dog training and visitor center. Visitors are treated to a tour of the Kennels, a Mushing Demonstration, and the thrill of mushing a sled dog team for yourself! |
| Governor Frank Murkowski Greeted by Ranch Owner Chris Trump |
| We were priveliged to have the Governor visit! |
Husky Ranch owners Chris & Marilyn Trump are descendants of
one of the first original homesteaders, Abraham Lincoln Parker,
that came here in 1916. Chris can tell you great old-time stories
about Gustavus and gold mining in Glacier Bay!
The Husky Ranch is becoming a great part of our little town,
starting a new tradition of an ancient art of dog sledding.
Visitors from all over the world come to Glacier Bay to see the
beautiful views, glaciers, wildlife and now they can also
experience the thrills of dog sledding. The Great Alaska Husky
Ranch is just one of many fun activities Gustavus has to offer.
For more information on the history of the various husky breeds and individual pictures please visit our "Team", "Mackenzie River Husky", and "Siberian Husky" pages. |
| Closed for the season Please Feel Free to Contact Us akhuskyranch@yahoo.com Don't Go Home Without Saying You Mushed In Alaska! |
| Alaska Visitors to Alaska are treated to Amazing sites of wild animals such as Humpback Whales and Killer Whales, Brown Bears, Black Bears, Moose, Mountain Goats, Seals, Sea Otters, Wolves and an amazing array of Bird Species. In a setting unparalleled in beauty, from the rich unspoiled forests to the icy glaciers. Glacier Bay National Park and Gustavus is where a visitor can experience it all. Hiking, kayaking, Sea life Tour boats, Glacial viewing, even Golfing. But no trip to Alaska could be complete with out participating in Dog Sledding. The one thing that made life in Alaska possible. From the Native tribes to the early Pioneers. And especially the Gold Rush days. The dog sleds are a way of life for many people still in Alaska's remote places. Dog Sledding has also become a sport to test the strength and endurance for many as well, with such races as the Iditarod. |
