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Arctic Breed Rescue owners Maren and Racer Gibson have been saving Huskies and Malamutes, deemed "unadoptable," for the past 20 years. They understand this breed and that the dogs are often misunderstood; the dogs are lively and energetic, and if this energy doesn’t receive an appropriate outlet, it can be channeled negatively. With this in mind, the Gibsons were inspired to create a dog sledding operation called Team G Sled Dogs, booked through All Seasons Resorts in Park City, Utah, giving the energetic rescues and fosters independence and purpose. Pulling the sleds allows them to run and embrace the open spaces of Park City. Now, rather than being perceived as “unadoptable,” the dogs have proven themselves unstoppable.

As a former American alpine ski racer, World Cup champion and Olympic athlete, Kaylin Richardson has a deep connection to the snow-blanketed mountainside, but her affection for Park City even goes beyond the slopes. This town's culture-enriched valley, scenery, food, art and right-out-your-front-door access to all-season adventure happily motivate her to be an advocate. "Adventure should be a priority," says Richardson. "We're only guaranteed the present. So what I love to encourage people to do is to make it count. Those things that are on your bucket list, there's no better time [to check them off] than the present." Richardson and a friend share many of their favorite Park City experiences to nudge you to add Park City to your list and go embrace the present.

Arctic Breed Rescue owners Maren and Racer Gibson have been saving Huskies and Malamutes, deemed "unadoptable," for the past 20 years. They understand this breed and that the dogs are often misunderstood; the dogs are lively and energetic, and if this energy doesn’t receive an appropriate outlet, it can be channeled negatively. With this in mind, the Gibsons were inspired to create a dog sledding operation called Team G Sled Dogs, booked through All Seasons Resorts in Park City, Utah, giving the energetic rescues and fosters independence and purpose. Pulling the sleds allows them to run and embrace the open spaces of Park City. Now, rather than being perceived as “unadoptable,” the dogs have proven themselves unstoppable.

As a former American alpine ski racer, World Cup champion and Olympic athlete, Kaylin Richardson has a deep connection to the snow-blanketed mountainside, but her affection for Park City even goes beyond the slopes. This town's culture-enriched valley, scenery, food, art and right-out-your-front-door access to all-season adventure happily motivate her to be an advocate. "Adventure should be a priority," says Richardson. "We're only guaranteed the present. So what I love to encourage people to do is to make it count. Those things that are on your bucket list, there's no better time [to check them off] than the present." Richardson and a friend share many of their favorite Park City experiences to nudge you to add Park City to your list and go embrace the present.