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"Winter is a great time to tune up an old sport or learn something new. Take the sled to a nearby hillside or skate on the local pond. Most of us want to avoid that sneaky winter weight gain, so turn off the technology, rev up the metabolism and get outside.  Within the next few days, I&amp;#039;ll share a few winter sports ideas to add to your mix:    Dog Sledding in Breckenridge, CO.  Hike, hike! That means &amp;quot;Let&amp;#039;s go!&amp;quot; You&amp;#039;ll learn this and more as the musher of your own Siberian Husky dog sled team when you head into the hills with Good Times Adventures.  Last winter, my son Teddy and I joined a group of friends for a great time in the mountains just outside Breckenridge. We were rolling with laughter and delight as we careened around corners and sailed over small bumps on the trail. On the uphill runs the designated musher will ride on the sled unless the incline is so steep that running, and maybe even a little pushing, is required. Getting tired? Trade with other family members and friends for a turn in the dog sled or as a passenger in a small sleigh with the guide.Layer up and be prepared for some high altitude fun.  Find out more: 800.477.0144;www.snowmobilecolorado.com/dogsled.htm "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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