easy
1.5 hours
No special fitness required; suitable for all ages and abilities.
Discover the lively world of sled dogs at Frozen Lake Husky in Rovaniemi. This 1.5-hour guided visit offers an immersive look into husky life, training, and care—an unforgettable experience for animal enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike.
For 4+ years • 1.5 hours • Meet our super heros, the ultimate athletes and learn about their life.
Experience the thrill of meeting extraordinary huskies at our kennel, where these remarkable athletes can run over 200 km in just 24 hours. Discover their training, care, and the unique lifestyle we share with them, all while enjoying their affectionate company. Join us for an unforgettable 1.5-hour adventure!
Duration 1.5 hours
Cancellation summary
Auskottivaarantie 161, 99800 Ivalo. Please follow the driving instruction and the husky signs on the road.
10 km from Saariselkä towards Ivalo or 20 km from Ivalo towards Saariselkä:
Turn to Auskottivaarantie and drive 1,5 km then turn left (yellow Frozen Lake Husky signs) to steep uphill and drive 2 km till the end of the road and you are here.
We'd love to share our passion with you.
So you are most welcome to meet our super heroes, the ultimate athletes, who can run more than 200 km in 24 hours and at the end of the day they waggle their tails and kiss you wet.
Our kennel is tourist and long distance racing kennel that is based on animal welfare. Learn the life of our dogs (and ours), how we train them and how we take care of them ( and how we live here).
Wear layered clothing and sturdy shoes to stay comfortable while walking around the kennel.
Summer in Lapland can bring flies and mosquitoes, so packing repellent improves comfort.
Approach huskies calmly and follow guides’ instructions to ensure a safe and enjoyable visit.
Bring sun protection or rain gear depending on forecast, as weather can change rapidly.
The region has a deep tradition of reindeer herding and sled dog racing, central to Sami culture and Lapland's identity.
Frozen Lake Husky emphasizes sustainable animal care and operates with a focus on minimal environmental impact in this pristine Arctic environment.
Layered clothing helps you stay comfortable in variable outdoor temperatures during the visit.
summer specific
Good footwear is important for walking around the kennel and uneven outdoor surfaces.
Shield your eyes and skin from the high Arctic sun, especially during long summer days.
summer specific
Protect yourself from midges and mosquitoes common in summer months.
summer specific