Dog sledding draws those looking for something new to the U.P.
Source: Detroit Free Press
People from all over the world, include some of the rich and famous, have found dog sled outings in the Upper Peninsula offer something unlike other experiences.
Excerpt: It takes powerful wizardry to make a 3-below windchill forgettable. Such magic can be found in McMillan at Nature’s Kennel.
Despite being hidden in the wilds of the Upper Peninsula, this dog sledding attraction draws guests from all corners of the world.
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Source: Detroit Free Press
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