moderate
3.5–4 hours
Moderate fitness needed to stand on the sled runners for extended periods and assist with dog handling.
Take the reins and steer your own dog sled across 24 kilometers of Sweden's snow-covered wilderness. Perfect for families and dog lovers, this 3.5 to 4-hour tour blends adventure with cozy breaks around a fire.
Suitable for children 6+ • Duration 3,5 - 4 hrs • Distance: 24 km
Embark on a serene 3.5 to 4-hour sledding adventure through stunning snow-covered landscapes. Experience the thrill of steering the sled, enjoy a cozy coffee break by the fire at a wilderness cabin, and bond with the dogs through harnessing and cuddling. Perfect for families and dog lovers alike!
3,5 - 4 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.
This longer tour of a total of 24 km goes over snow-covered moors to a wilderness cabin where we will have a coffee break by the fire.
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
Temperatures can drop significantly, so wear moisture-wicking base layers and insulated outerwear to stay comfortable.
Participants are encouraged to help harness and cuddle the sled dogs to enhance the experience.
Waterproof, insulated boots are crucial for keeping feet dry and warm during long hours on snow.
Safety on the sled and with the dog teams depends on attentive listening and clear commands.
Dog sledding has been an essential transport method in northern Sweden for centuries, blending indigenous Sami tradition with modern adventure tourism.
Operators follow strict guidelines to minimize impact on local wildlife and maintain trail conditions, emphasizing sustainability in this fragile Arctic environment.
Keep warm and dry under your clothes with moisture-wicking fabrics.
winter specific
Protect your hands from cold while handling dogs and equipment.
winter specific
Provide traction and insulation during snowy trail conditions.
winter specific
Essential for warmth, covering your head and face from the cold breeze.
winter specific