Dogsled Collection

Musher
Xiaolin Ni

Laughing all the way
Xiaolin Ni

Kearney Dog Sled Races
Xiaolin Ni

Dogsledding
Ido Meirovich

Run
Larry Deng

Winter sport
Larry Deng

Best Team Member
Molly Fu

Dog sled
Larry Deng

The sailing ship Stella Polare caught in the glacers. On the right a man on a dogsled. Date of Photograph:10/1899

NY, NYC, Central Park, Balto, Sculpture dedicated to sled dogs

Musher near the start for Yukon Quest, Fairbanks, Alaska, USA

Dogsled tour to Ilulissat, Greenland

Try My Best
Molly Fu

Picture No. 10858444
DOG - Siberian Husky - Four puppies sleeping together in dogsled Date:

Itelmen man in fur-lined clothes riding a dogsled in Kamchatka.. Handcolored lithograph from Friedrich Wilhelm Goedsches Complete Gallery of Peoples in True Pictures, Meissen, circa 1835-1840

NORTH POLE: SEWING, c1909. A member of Frederick Cooks journey expedition to Greenland near the North Pole, seated on a dogsled and mending his clothing. Photograph, c1909

MOUNT McKINLEY, c1920. View of Denali (Mount McKinley) in Denali National Park, Alaska. Photograph, c1920

DOG SLEDDING, c1929. Paramount actress Esther Ralston (1902-1994), Mrs. J. T. Mathews
DOG SLEDDING, c1929. Paramount actress Esther Ralston (1902-1994), Mrs. J.T. Mathews, and dog sled racer Scotty Allan, driver, photographed at Lake Tahoe, c1929

SAMUEL HEARNE (1745-1792). English explorer in Canada. Hearne journeying to the Arctic under the northern lights (aurora borealis), 1770. Pen-and-ink drawing by C.W. Jefferys

ZIEGLER POLAR EXPEDITION. Dog sled teams of the Ziegler Polar Expedition at the 82nd parallel north in the Arctic Circle. Photograph by Anthony Fiala, March 1905

NORTH POLE: DOG SLED, c1910. Men and a dog sled crossing water on a piece of an iceberg during a North Pole expedition. Photochrome, c1910

TERRA NOVA EXPEDITION. Henry Bowers, Edward Wilson and Apsley Cherry-Garrard; crew members of the Terra Nova expedition to the South Pole, led by Robert Falcon Scott, standing in front of their sled

TERRA NOVA EXPEDITION. Man on a dog-sled in front of a castle-shaped iceberg. Photographed by Herbert Ponting during the Terra Nova expedition to the South Pole, led by Captain Robert Falcon Scott

TERRA NOVA EXPEDITION. Two men resting with a dogsled team near an iceberg during the Terra Nova Expedition to Antarctica, led by Robert Falcon Scott. Photograph by Herbert Ponting, 1910 or 1911

PEARY EXPEDITION, c1908. Teams of dogsleds traveling during an Arctic expedition led by Robert Peary. Photograph by Matthew Henson, c1908

PEARY EXPEDITION, c1908. Dogsled teams during an expedition to find the North Pole. Photograph by Matthew Henson, c1908

SAMUEL HEARNE (1745-1792). English explorer in Canada. Hearne journeying to the Arctic under the northern lights (aurora borealis), 1770. Pen-and-ink drawing by C.W. Jefferys

ROALD AMUNDSEN (1872-1928). Norwegian polar explorer. Amundsen, on his 1911 expedition to the South Pole, using a sextant and artificial horizon to determine his position. English illustration, c1911

ALASKA: UNALAKLEET, 1868. Native Americans ice fishing in Unalakleet, Alaska. Wood engraving, American, 1868

ALASKA: YUKON RIVER, 1868. First View of the Yukon River. Wood engraving, American, 1868

Dog sledding at Dog Sled Adventures Montana in Olney, Montana, USA

Dogsledding in British Columbia

Dogsledding in British Columbia. (MR)

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"Roald Amundsen: The Norwegian Polar Explorer Who Mastered the Dogsled" Roald Amundsen (1872-1928), a legendary Norwegian polar explorer, was no stranger to the power and agility of dogsleds. With his unwavering determination and adventurous spirit, he pushed the boundaries of exploration in some of the harshest environments on Earth. In Fairbanks, Alaska, USA, a musher near the start for Yukon Quest prepares his team for an exhilarating journey through icy landscapes. These dogs are not just pets; they are highly trained athletes who give their all to conquer this demanding winter sport. Every successful team needs its best members, and in dogsledding, it's no different. Each dog plays a crucial role in pulling the sled forward with great speed and precision. Together, they create an unstoppable force that can withstand even the most treacherous terrain. Embarking on a dogsled tour to Ilulissat, Greenland offers breathtaking views as you glide across frozen landscapes. The crisp air fills your lungs as you witness nature's beauty unfold before your eyes – an experience like no other. Picture an Itelmen man dressed in fur-lined clothes riding atop a sturdy dogsled. This traditional mode of transportation has been passed down through generations – a testament to its enduring legacy among indigenous communities. The bond between musher and dog is unbreakable; it goes beyond mere companionship. As they run together tirelessly through snow-covered trails, trust and teamwork become paramount – forging an unspoken connection that words cannot capture. Dog sledding isn't just about racing against time or conquering vast distances; it's about embracing nature's wonders while respecting its power. It teaches us humility as we witness firsthand how these incredible animals navigate challenging terrains with grace and strength.