moderate
1.5 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic balance and the ability to stand on the sled runners is helpful.
Discover the magic of Swedish Lapland on the "Be a Musher! Short Tour," a 1.5-hour dog sledding adventure perfect for families. Traverse snowy forests and connect with spirited huskies in the tranquil wilds of Rentjärn.
Suitable for children 6+ • Duration 1.5 h • Distance: 15 km
Embark on a serene 1.5-hour sledding adventure through a picturesque forest landscape. Enjoy the tranquility of nature, swap places with the guide to steer the sled, and engage with the friendly dogs. Perfect for families, this unique experience combines stunning scenery with the joy of dog interaction.
1.5 Hours
Begin your journey with a relaxed ride in the sled, allowing yourself to enjoy the peacefulness of nature and the surrounding tranquility. On the return trip, you have the option—if you wish—to swap places with the guide or fellow passenger and try your hand at steering the sled for an unforgettable experience.
Our 15 km tour takes you through a winding forest landscape—hold on tight and soak in the stunning scenery.
All guests are welcome to help with harnessing the dogs. After the tour, there’s plenty of time for cuddling or taking photos with the dogs.
The tours are suitable for children from 6 years old; independent driving is available from 18 years onward.
If you would like to request another day / start time let us know while booking at the comments
Northern Sweden’s winter temperatures can drop sharply; layering helps maintain warmth without overheating.
The musher will provide key safety and sled-handling instructions—follow them carefully to ensure a fun ride.
Wear insulated gloves and hats to prevent frostbite during the cold ride.
This scenic trail offers plenty of photo opportunities—just ensure your camera is well-protected from the cold.
Rentjärn lies within traditional Sami lands where dog sledding was historically vital for transportation and hunting.
The tour operator follows strict guidelines to minimize environmental impact and promotes respecting wildlife habitats along the trails.
Keep hands warm and dry while handling sled ropes and dog harnesses.
winter specific
Provide essential insulation and moisture-wicking for cold outdoor activity.
winter specific
Protect feet from snow and cold while providing grip on icy surfaces.
winter specific
Reduce glare from bright snow and protect your eyes from UV rays.
winter specific