easy
1 hour
Suitable for all fitness levels; mainly standing and walking for short periods.
Step into the world of long-distance mushing with a hands-on kennel visit at Kiruna Sleddog Tours. Meet Alaskan Huskies, learn from an expert musher, and capture unforgettable moments in Sweden’s northern wilderness.
All Ages • Daily visits • 1 hour • Time on request • Know our puppies!
Experience the thrill of meeting Alaskan Huskies at Kiruna Sleddog Tours! In this one-hour visit, learn about sled dog racing from expert Mats Pettersson, explore the kennel, and enjoy playful interactions with puppies. Capture unforgettable moments while discovering the fascinating world of long-distance mushing in a stunning wilderness setting.
1 hour
Welcome to Kiruna Sleddog Tours, and visit our sleddog camp. Meet our well trained Alaskan huskies and have fun with them!
Great opportunity for Photos and to be close to them.
The owner of the kennel Mats Pettersson has run all the longest sled dog races in Europe such as Finnmarkslopet 1000 km long during Europes last wilderness, you can hear his story and see all the clothes and survival gear along with sleds and equipment. Tough questions are considered and answered. We enjoy our guests and strives to make this a memorable visit.
You will also have time for photos and play with our puppies.
Bring warm clothes
Wear insulated, layered clothing even in warmer months to stay comfortable during your kennel visit.
Capture close-ups of huskies and pups while respecting their space and avoiding flash photography.
Engage Mats Pettersson with your questions to gain deeper insight into sled dog racing and gear.
Wear sturdy footwear as the kennel grounds may be icy or muddy depending on the season.
Kiruna’s history is intertwined with Arctic exploration and reindeer herding, with sled dogs playing a vital role in transportation.
Kiruna Sleddog Tours adopts sustainable kennel management practices that minimize environmental impact and promote animal welfare.
Keeps you warm during chilly kennel visits especially in the colder months.
fall specific
Protects feet from snow, mud, and icy ground around the kennel.
winter|spring|fall specific
Capture unique moments with the Alaskan Huskies and kennel surroundings.
Recommended for cold weather to keep hands warm while handling dogs or gear.
winter specific