easy
1 hour
Suitable for people in good general health with no special fitness requirements.
Discover the magic of Finland’s Arctic wilderness on a 2km husky safari through boreal forests near Enontekiö. Perfect for every skill level, this unique tour blends local culture and stunning landscapes.
2 km Ride | 1 hour
Distance: 2 km Overall Duration: c. 1 hour and 15 minutes Driving Time: 10-15 minutes
A child over 40kg must be booked as an adult in a shared sleigh Please contact us in case you would like to book a solo sleigh.
The shortest mushing experience that we offer is around the boundary of our land.
Whilst most people choose to mush themselves, it is also possible to ask for someone to guide your sleigh so that even if you are more hesitant you can still experience the thrill of mushing.
The 2km loop itself takes only c.10mins (depending on the snow conditions, the choice of dogs and whether or not we decide to challenge the dogs with some alternative route options, or not).
The rest of the time is spent on a comprehensive farm tour which might also include building your own team and putting them back to their own kennels - particularly if you have booked last minute - although we will tend to do this for you in advance if you have a lot of children in the group.
A comprehensive farm tour, sleigh driving instructions and a 2km taster safari.
Layering is key in Finland's Arctic climate—expect rapid changes between warm and cold, especially during shoulder seasons.
Follow all instructions carefully while handling the dogs to ensure safety and an enjoyable experience for you and the huskies.
Capture dynamic shots of the dogs in motion and the shifting forest scenery; a camera with quick response will help.
Plan to arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled time for orientation and to meet your dog team comfortably.
Sled dogs have been a vital part of Sami culture for centuries, used for travel and hunting in harsh Lapland conditions.
Hetta Huskies practices sustainable tourism, emphasizing dog welfare and minimal environmental footprint in sensitive Arctic habitats.
Keeps you warm during chilly husky rides in the Arctic winter.
winter specific
Protects feet from snow and wet conditions along the forest trail.
winter specific
Helps reduce glare during bright conditions, especially under the midnight sun.
summer specific
Essential for retaining heat when temperatures drop in bark-lined trails.
fall specific