easy
1.5 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; comfortable walking and sitting on the sled are required.
Discover the magic of dog sledding through Kiruna’s snowy pine forests and frozen lakes. This family-friendly 1.5-hour Morning Ride offers stunning winter scenery, cozy fireside breaks, and authentic Lapland adventure.
Ages 2+ • 1.5 hours • Travel through snowy pine forests and across frozen lakes
Experience the thrill of a morning dog sledding adventure in northern Lapland! Glide through snowy pine forests and frozen bogs, guided by a professional. Enjoy a cozy break with coffee and cake by a fire, and capture stunning winter photography opportunities along the way. An unforgettable winter journey awaits!
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
On this delightful morning dog sledding trip you will ride as a passenger in a sled driven by one of our professional guides and will have plenty of time to chat to your guide about our huskies while admiring the wintry landscape of northernmost Lapland. During the trip we travel through snowy pine forests and across frozen bogs in the magnificent Torne River Valley. About half way into our journey we stop to enjoy coffee/tea and cake served by a warming fire in the wild.
The morning offers ideal conditions for winter photography, weather permitting. Bring your camera and enjoy the many photo opportunities and wonderful experiences offered during this comfortable morning ride.
Duration and price includes pick-up from your hotel and return transfer. The distance covered by dog sled is approx. 13 kilometres. Reservations no later than 5:00PM on the day prior to departure. As in all our trips, the use of warm winter gear is included.
Note : Minimum two persons required per booking
Temperatures can vary during the ride so wear breathable, insulated layers to stay warm without overheating.
Keep your hands dry and warm while handling the sled and dogs with insulated, waterproof gloves.
Cold weather drains batteries quickly—carry spares or keep your camera warm between shots.
Drink water ahead of time as cold air can dehydrate you even in winter conditions.
Kiruna is Sweden’s northernmost city, founded in 1900, and has long been a center for mining and Sami culture.
The tour operator follows strict guidelines to minimize impact on the natural environment and promotes responsible outdoor ethics.
Critical for protecting you from subzero Arctic temperatures.
winter specific
Waterproof boots with good grip keep your feet warm and prevent slipping on ice.
winter specific
Protects your head and neck from wind chill during the ride.
winter specific
Wicks moisture and adds extra insulation beneath your outerwear.
winter specific