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Dog Sled Rides Without Snow at Aurora Borealis Adventures in Vindeln - Umeå

Dog Sled Rides Without Snow at Aurora Borealis Adventures in Vindeln

Vindelneasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

1–2 hours

Fitness Level

No prior fitness or technical skills are required; suitable for most ages and fitness levels.

Overview

Discover the thrill of guiding Siberian Huskies through Swedish landscapes on a 10 km dryland dog sled tour. Perfect for all seasons, this adventure combines education, bonding, and stunning scenery. Join Aurora Borealis Adventures in Vindeln for a unique twist on traditional dog sledding—no snow required. This engaging activity offers a chance to get up close with energetic sled dogs while gliding across lush Swedish terrain. Designed for beginners, the 10 km ride combines fun with learning, as you'll hear stories about sled dogs’ history and their importance in local culture. When the snow isn't around, their dryland run keeps the adrenaline flowing, making it accessible year-round. What sets this experience apart is its immersion in the region's outdoors and conservation efforts. The company’s focus on responsible tourism ensures that visitors enjoy genuine interaction with the environment and animals. Whether you’re traveling with family or seeking a unique adventure, this outing delivers memorable moments amid the wilderness of Västerbotten, inviting you to experience the region’s natural beauty in a new way.

Dogsled
Ekorrsele, Västerbottens län

Dryland Rookie Run

From 775 SEK per Person • Ages 4+ • 1 hour • A Get a taste of dry sledding! • Book Online Today!

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Adventure Photos

Dryland Rookie Run photo 1

About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of a dog sled tour without snow! Join a team of Siberian Huskies as you glide through picturesque Swedish landscapes. This unique adventure includes a 10 km ride, opportunities to learn about sled dogs, and moments to bond with the dogs, making it a memorable outing for all.

Now you can enjoy the nature behind a dogteam even without snow.

Rates

Adult (12+): 975 SEK Child (4 to 11 years old): 775 SEK

Min 2, Max 8 people

Duration

1 Hour

We offer tours from 1 Sep – 30 Nov

About

Is it possible to do a dog sled tour without snow?

Of course!

Try a very different and fun adventure together with us and our Siberian Huskies. A team of up to 12 dogs will take you along small roads for about 10 km.

You will go on the ride, be surrounded by Swedish nature, hear and ask anything about sled dogs. We will take breaks for you to take pictures with the dogs and offer them a good belly-rub.

Adventure Tips

Wear sturdy, comfortable footwear

Closed-toe shoes with grip are recommended for safety and comfort during the ride and learning activities.

Bring weather-appropriate clothing

Dressing in layers helps you stay comfortable during the activity, especially in unpredictable Swedish weather.

Arrive early for briefing

Getting there ahead of time ensures you participate in the full introduction and training session.

Respect the sled dogs

Follow all instructions and be gentle with the animals to ensure a safe experience for everyone.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Moose
  • Red foxes

History

Vindeln has a deep-rooted history in forestry and Sámi culture, influencing the region’s outdoor recreation traditions.

Conservation

Aurora Borealis Adventures emphasizes sustainable tourism by conserving local habitats and respecting wildlife during all activities.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Comfortable walking shoes

Essential

Good shoes help you navigate the terrain comfortably before and after the ride.

spring|summer|fall|winter specific

Weatherproof layers

Essential

Dressing in layers keeps you comfortable and protected from wind and rain.

spring|fall|winter specific

Sunglasses and sunscreen

Protection from UV rays is useful during sunny days, especially in summer.

summer specific

Camera or smartphone

Capture memories of your Swedish adventure and the lively Siberian Huskies.