Snowshoes are provided. Guests are required to wear warm winter gear. We suggest a winter jacket, snow pants, gloves, winter footwear and warm socks, and a toque or balaclava. In addition, snow goggles are great for sun glare and windier days. The Source for Sports can fit you with a winter jacket and pants. A light backpack is also a good idea to carry your camera, water, and snacks.

You do not need experience of snowshoeing for this tour. The guides will show you exactly what to do. You just have to be comfortable walking outside.

We provide boots, ice cleats, and helmets. Please be prepared for the mountain weather. It changes quickly and our winter tours run up to -25C (-17F). Wind chill can change the temperature dramatically and you will be outside for the majority of your tour.

To ensure that you enjoy the tour, please wear/bring:

· Snow pants are recommended for this tour and are mandatory if it is below -16C (3F).
· Otherwise, on warmer days, jeans / regular pants over long johns are okay.
· A warm sweater.
· A warm jacket.
· A hat and mitts.
· A neck warmer or scarf.

Yes! the youngest child that can participate in the Icewalk is 6 years old.

Parents with infants in slings or backpacks unfortunately we are unable to accommodate due to the ability to hinge at the waist and move effectively through the canyon.

We provide boots, ice cleats, and helmets as core equipment.
Poles and hand warmers are provided on request.

Notification of cancellation must be given before 6pm, 48 hours prior to your scheduled tour. We will offer you a RAIN CHECK and reschedule your tour for another date. RAINCHECKS will have a maximum rescheduled time period of 12 Months from original tour date. Refund you 50% of your reservation. The other 50% is non-refundable. Failure of the card holder to cancel their reservation prior to this time will result in NO refund of the FULL amount of their purchase.

Cold Fire Creek Dogsledding does not include a shuttle this is a self drive tour.

Instructions To Cold Fire Creek Dogsledding:We are situated 120kms from Jasper. From the Jasper junction, head West on Hwy 16 towards Kamloops. 90kms down the road you will see Mt. Robson – highest peak in the Canadian Rockies. 13kms from there you will pass a weigh scale on the left. Immediately after you will be at a junction. You want to keep right and continue on Hwy 16 west towards Prince George. 15kms past the junction you will see Teracanna Resort on the left. GO SLOW! You are real close. 1.5kms ahead the Hwy will continue down a steep hill, over a bridge. At the bottom on the right hand side is the Small River Rest Area. Pull in the rest area and follow creek 0.5kms to our parking lot. We will be there getting ready for your tour. Dogsledding Trail Head Coordinates: GPS: N 53 03’ 36.2” W 119 36’ 50.1”

We pick up from any accommodation in the Jasper townsite as well as some outlier accommodations. We pick up from the following outlier hotels: Jasper Park Lodge, Pine Bungalows, Tekarra Lodge, Alpine Village, Jasper House Bungalows, Beckers Chalets, Patricia Lake Bungalows, and Pyramid Lake Resort. We encourage guests, if possible, to meet at a central location like the VIA Station (Totem Pole) or the Jasper Adventure Centre. This expedites pickups for scheduled tours.

Sunwapta Resort, Wapiti Campground, Wabasso Campground, Whistlers Campground, Athabasca HI Hostel, Maligne Canyon HI Hostel, Miette Mountain Cabins, Overlander Lodge, Jasper East Gate Cabins and any accommodation in Hinton.