Intimate moments in the territory of Wolfdogs • 120min
Step inside the territory of Arctic Wolfdogs on a private, two-hour Wolfland Sanctuary tour in Ketola. Learn canid behavior, photograph striking animals, and support a hands-on conservation ethos.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Able to walk on uneven forest ground for up to two hours; minimal endurance required.
Wildlife
History
Lapland (Lappi) is Finland’s northernmost region with long histories of herding and northern livelihoods; the sanctuary emphasizes education about canid behavior within this context.
Conservation
The sanctuary accepts food-package donations to support animal nutrition; visitors are asked to follow rules to minimize stress and human impact on the animals.
Intimate moments in the territory of Wolfdogs • 120min
Arrive at the gate on time
The sanctuary picks you up from the gate at the scheduled start—there’s no on-site waiting area, so plan transfers in advance.
Dress for uneven ground
Wear waterproof boots with good traction—peat and root-strewn trails are common inside the enclosures.
Follow guide directions
Keep to the guide’s instructions around the animals to minimize stress and ensure safety for both visitors and wolfdogs.
Bring a telephoto or zoom lens
A 70–200mm lens or longer lets you capture tight portraits without crowding the animals.
Waterproof hiking boots
Keeps feet dry and stable on peat, roots, and muddy sections inside enclosures.
Insulating layers
Lapland weather can turn cold—bring warm mid-layers even in shoulder seasons.
winter
Camera with zoom lens
A telephoto or 70–200mm lens helps capture natural behavior without disturbing the animals.
Windproof outer shell
Protects against sudden rain or wind common in northern forests.
spring