Experience the Northern Lights on a Huskie Sleddog Adventure in Kiruna, Sweden
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness required to handle long sitting and occasional assisting with the sled or dogs
Overview
Venture into Swedish Lapland for a night sledding behind energetic huskies and witness the Aurora Borealis illuminate the Arctic sky. Experience wilderness, warm cabin breaks, and unforgettable views on this magical Northern Lights adventure.
Northern Lights Sleddog Tour
See the Aurora Borealis | From 1900 SEK, children 950 SEK | All ages!
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About This Adventure
Embark on a magical journey through the Lapland wilderness, where you'll experience the breathtaking Aurora Borealis while being pulled by Alaskan Huskies on a dogsled. Enjoy a cozy break with cookies in a warm cabin, and capture unforgettable moments under the moonlight on this unique adventure.
Experience the brilliance of the Aurora Borealis dancing brightly above you!
Rates
Adults (Ages 13+): 1,900 SEK Children (Ages up to 12): 950 SEK
Duration
About 2.5 hours depending on conditions
Start time
November: 5pm December and January: 4pm February:: 6pm March:: 7pm NB: Tour start time is the time you'll be picked up!
About
Few things are as special as experiencing the brilliance of the Aurora Borealis dancing brightly above you, especially whilst riding on a dogsled pulled by some world class Alaskan Huskies, through the amazing lapland wilderness.
Sit back and enjoy the trip! Take photos of the Northern Lights if we see them and the fabulous Huskies. We take a short break for a 'Fika' and cookies in our warm cabin before heading back under the moonlight over the glittering snow and ice.
Transportation
FREE transfers (within 20km radius from our kennel) and winter clothing included!
Adventure Tips
Dress in Layers
Temperatures can drop sharply; wearing moisture-wicking base layers plus insulated outerwear keeps you warm.
Bring a Headlamp
While the Northern Lights provide natural light, a headlamp helps during cabin stops and prepping gear.
Respect the Dogs’ Space
Avoid sudden movements near sled dogs to keep them calm and safe throughout the adventure.
Charge Your Camera Batteries
Cold weather drains batteries quickly, so bring extras charged and keep them warm inside your pockets.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Reindeer, commonly seen in the region
- Arctic foxes occasionally spotted in forested areas
History
Kiruna was founded in the early 1900s as a mining town and has deep ties to Sami indigenous culture and Arctic exploration.
Conservation
Operators follow strict guidelines to minimize ecological impact, protecting fragile Arctic ecosystems while promoting eco-tourism.
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Recommended Gear
Waterproof Insulated Boots
Keeps your feet dry and warm across icy terrain.
winter specific
Thermal Gloves
Protects hands from cold during sled handling and breaks.
winter specific
Down Jacket
Provides crucial insulation against Arctic temperatures.
winter specific
Camera with Extra Batteries
Captures the Northern Lights and scenic landscapes.
winter specific