Our Staff

Megan’s life went to the dogs in 1993 when she was introduced to mushing in the Northwest Territories on the remote east arm of Great Slave Lake. For a month she ran dog teams over frozen lakes and under the northern lights while caribou herds migrated south. She returned home, promptly gave up two perfectly good careers and now runs dogs for a living! Megan covered the racing spectrum from skijoring to sprinting to stage racing to long-distance racing. The attraction to distance racing, the most challenging endeavor she’s ever done, is the extraordinary bond that forms between a musher and her dogs. Megan now feels grateful to be able to live a life with dogs and share this world with visitors to the Park.

Rob was originally from a farm near Jandowae, Queensland, Australia, and first came to Canada in 2018. With the plans of working on a farm for one summer in Saskatchewan. He decided to move to the rockies for the winter and during his first winter seeing snow, he got a job guiding for Kingmik. It was here that he got hooked on dogs. He’s since guided up in the northwest territories and the yukon running dogs, also competing in 100 mile races with our 4 legged Kingmik athletes

Jared is a home grown Canadian bush boy, hailing from the deep forests of Ontario. Jared is an accomplished guide and dog musher and will make you feel safe and cosy while sharing oodles of information about sleddogs, the Park, and all the historical aspects of both. When not dog mushing Jared can be found on solo canoe expeditions in the vast Canadian waterways.

Reece joins us from England where she had a successful doggie daycare business. Reece knows the mind of a dog and speaks Bowwow fluently.  Dogs love Reece and Reece loves dogs.

Julie is the friendly and efficient voice that greets you on the phone. She’s fast and thorough and sharp as a tack!  Julie basically ensures that things are super efficient and she keeps all us mushers in line.

I’m a lifelong dog lover and have always worked closely with animals. I feel happiest outdoors, surrounded by nature, and I love sharing that sense of freedom and connection with others. I enjoy meeting new people and bringing warmth and positivity to every experience.

My passion lies in protecting wildlife and exploring the outdoors, and I enjoy sharing that knowledge and enthusiasm with others. For me, guiding is about inspiring a deeper appreciation for the natural world while making every experience enjoyable and memorable.

Originally from Saskatchewan, Tammi has been dog oriented her whole life & after this past winter taking care of 2 litters of puppies this summer, she’s stepping up for her first time guiding. If Tammi’s your guide this winter, you’ll have a great time getting to know the dogs and all their quirks & personalities.

Learn more about the dogs here!