Eden Dogsledding Eden Dogsledding

Our Trails

 We Have More Snow! 
Our trail system is one-of-a-kind—carefully designed, engineered, and groomed to give you the
safest, most exciting dog sledding adventure in Vermont. Winding through 140 private acres of
forest and meadows, surrounded by 3,000 acres of protected wilderness, the trails open to
breathtaking views of the Lowell Mountains. Guests often ask us to pause just so they can
capture the scenery!
Because Eden is a true center for dog-powered sports, professional mushers from all over New
England and Canada train here. Our dedicated staff maintains the trails daily with grooming
equipment—just like a ski touring center—so you’ll always enjoy the best ride possible.

 

Snow You Can Count On

Nestled in Vermont’s legendary snowbelt, Eden gets snow early and keeps it late—from mid-
November through April. Our unique microclimate means when much of the state is muddy or
rainy, we’re still blanketed in powder. If you’re worried about conditions at your inn or ski lodge,
call us at 802-635-9070—chances are, we have plenty of snow!

Year-Round Adventures
The fun doesn’t end when the snow melts. In spring, summer, and fall, join us for Dog-Sledding-
on-Wheels on our custom trail system. Help harness your team, enjoy the thrill of the ride, then
stop at the pond to watch the dogs swim, play, and free run. Afterward, relax with lemonade and
cookies at our picnic tables—or bring your own lunch and soak in the mountain views.

Our Trails – At a Glance
Scenic & Private: 140 acres of forest and meadows, surrounded by 3,000 acres of protected
Vermont wilderness.
Breathtaking Views: Panoramic lookouts over the Lowell Mountains — photo stops encouraged!
Pro-Quality Trails: Groomed daily with professional equipment; trusted by New England &
Canadian mushers.
Reliable Snow: In Vermont’s snowbelt — mid-November through April, when other areas are
muddy or bare.
Year-Round Fun: Dog-sledding-on-wheels adventures in spring, summer & fall.
Interactive Stops: Watch the dogs swim, play, and free-run; with mountain views.