Night Mushing 5Km Up to 12 Years Grau Roig

There is evidence that the practice of mushing dates back to time immemorial, specifically to the year 2000 BC, when the native tribes of Siberia and North America used purebred dogs. Nordic people who pulled a sleigh in order to cross long-distance snowy surfaces or transport belongings. Later, with the arrival of the French colonizers in Canada, its use became popular since the Gauls had to learn the customs of the Iroquois. This is how the first "forest runners" or European mushers emerged.

In 1908 it was established as a sport in Alaska. But, apart from the history of mushing, what we are interested in is revealing amazing news to you: the same thing that seems inaccessible, from another planet, is now open to anyone, for all people. ages. In addition, we have configured a five-kilometer night tour that immerses itself in the snowy forests of Grandvalira. Ideal for the entire family, but especially for the little ones. They will go crazy with the dogs, they will lose their minds in the snow.

Our instructors accompany you at all times, it is your decision to drive the sleigh or delegate control to a third party as long as the coachman or musher is already 14 years old. For those under 14 there are several possibilities. The activity can be done from 1 year old although up to 3 years old they must be carried in their arms, in this age group they are exempt from paying. All children under 12 years of age must be accompanied by an adult, always with the equivalent of one child per adult and no more.

However, neither children nor adults need the ski pass to be able to undertake this activity since the departure takes place from the Grau Roig sector. . Note that the offer does not contain any insurance, the client must purchase it separately. On the other hand, we provide you with all the regulatory material for the activity, logically it is recommended to come with warm clothing and mountain shoes (boots).

Hurry up, you will feel like an Eskimo in Antarctica.

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