Hi Emma, 

I had the same problem and rang 1million places at the last minute. The people we went with were skisskimos. The track wasnt awfully long and it was incredibly foggy the day we did it, but still a good experience and the man actually lives in a Igloo with his girlfriend over winter which you can see. It was the cheapest i found too at 70CHF for 30 mins. 

http://swisskimos.ch/contact/kontakt.html

The guy doesnt speak too much english though so if you speak German it would help a lot. If you need help with translation let me know!

Katherine

I only knew of one possibility, anf that's not in Jura... unfortunately.

So, not sure if its helpful, but, well, here it is ..

http://www.loisirs.ch/loisirs/75/glacier-3000-chiens-de-traineaux

At least you'll be 100% certain that there is snow ;-P

Hi Katherine,

 Thanks for your response. Where is this place, I'm assuming in the German part?

I don't speak any German although I could translate the page if need be!

Try searching on the internet?. I came up with this one immediately

http://www.1001loisirs.com/chiens-de-traineaux-a-flaine

Thanks, according to Mr meteo there will be snow in St Cergue the next couple of days, so that would be perfect as they are not here for that long so don't want to spend half the time travelling.

Will check the time to drive to Diablerets.

Thanks again

Emma, it was in Adelboden. We stayed overnight in Grindelwald for some down fondue at the top of a mountain then sledding down at night time and some glühwein at the bottom. Then the next day drove to Adelboden for the sledding. I would totally recommend the trip like this! The sledding track was a little boring, but that could have been because of the fog! But still was an awesome trip! you can also go past gruyere which is definately worth a stop!

Maybe the others have availabilty but when i tried to go a few days before every place was compeltely booked out other than this one!

Sure of course that's what I am doing! I just wanted to see if any one could suggest a particular place nearby, or had experienced it.

Thanks for your info, France could also be another option :)

Unfortunately over night stays are not in the budget, but that trip sounds awesome!

It's a last minute thing so guess I may be out of luck unless we drive a little further.

I found this as well but the site states that the longest track in the Jura is 1 km.  Doesn't sound very exciting

http://www.lake-geneva-region.ch/en/jura/valleedejoux/winter/PistesdelugesdanslaValleedeJoux