Lise Jourdes, professional musher
Husky Évasion is a pack, a love of wide open spaces and the wish to share it.
I hold the French professional musher qualification and I am also a canicross guide. My pack of sled dogs is made up mainly of huskies and Alaskans.
Together we cover more than 1,000 kilometres a year in our Catalan mountains and in other ranges.
I have always loved wide open spaces, and out of passion I often set off with my dogs to explore them on free trail runs.
Founded in 2015, Husky Évasion offers unusual experiences all year round. I care deeply about introducing you to these extraordinary dogs and sharing a moment of complicity between people and animals.
Racing history
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2019
- 2 dryland races with a 6-dog team (Saint-Front and Viradog)
- Handler at the EDF Pyrénées Race (mid-distance) and the Musher Race (sprint)
- Several years of training with mushers in the Pyrenees and Finnish Lapland
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2018
- Dog scootering world championship in Poland
- FSLC national canicross and dog scootering championship (Limoges)
- Payolle trek with a 10-dog team, 22 km
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2016–2017
- Payolle trek with a 10-dog team, 22 km
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2013
- European canicross championship in Porrentruy (Switzerland)
- French FFT canicross championship (Vénérieux and Lamotte-Beuvron)
- FSLC national canicross and dog scootering championship (Vrigny)
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2012
- European canicross championship in Cirencester (England)
- FSLC national canicross and dog scootering championship (Pressins)
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2011
- European canicross championship in Poland