A historic club It was in 1986, one year after dog sledding was recognized as an official sport by the Ministry of Youth and Sports, and under the influence of a few lovers of their mountains and Nordic dogs, that the Mont Blanc Committee for Pulka and Dog Sledding was born. Right from the start, with Dominique VITTET, club president for about ten years, a wave of passionate members joined the CMB, where respect for our region and animals became the guiding principle. A competent and well-structured club In addition to organizing races and hikes in the Alps and Vercors, the CMB participates in promoting the sport and welcoming young people at its club events for initiation and discovery of sledding and pulka activities. The CMB has been entrusted several times with organizing the Federal National Championship used to select the French national team for European and world championships. With approximately 70 members, the Mont Blanc Committee is an extremely well-structured club. It has a race director and several federal timekeepers, members trained in canine mediation, recognized breeders. The club participates or has participated in solidarity operations such as the Telethon,…