moderate
3 days
Requires moderate fitness to handle up to 45 km of daily sledding and outdoor activities in cold weather.
Experience the magic of Finnish Lapland with a 3-day Arctic adventure featuring husky sledding, cozy wilderness cabins, and a chance to see the Northern Lights. Dive deep into the Arctic wilderness and connect with nature like never before.
Ages 13+ • 3 days • Embark on an unforgettable Arctic adventure !
Embark on a thrilling two-day husky adventure in the breathtaking Lappish wilderness! Experience the joy of driving your own sled team, cozy up in a wilderness cabin, and savor delicious meals prepared over an open fire. Enjoy starry nights and the chance to glimpse the Northern Lights on this unforgettable journey.
2 days
After safety instruction and information of how to handle a husky team of 4-6 dogs and how to drive the sled we will go and meet the happy Alaskan huskies. Then it is time to start the two-day husky adventure, one person per husky team. In the first day we enjoy dinner and spend overnight in a wilderness cabin or lodge. On second day after breakfast we will continue the safari, returning to the farm in the afternoon. Daily distances are approx. 30-55 km. Lunch will be prepared and served during both days on open fire.
Please note:
Itinerary: THE BEGINNING OF YOUR ADVENTURE - day 1:
ADVENTURE CONTINUES - day 2:
Arctic weather can change rapidly; multiple warm layers ensure comfort throughout sled rides and evenings.
Snowy trails and campsites demand sturdy, waterproof footwear to keep feet dry and warm.
Aurora sightings are weather-dependent; enjoy the experience without guarantee of a light show.
Wildlife and stunning winter landscapes can appear unexpectedly; have your gear accessible for quick shots.
The region around Sirkka has hosted indigenous Sámi communities for centuries, whose reindeer herding traditions continue to influence the culture.
The camp operates with a commitment to eco-friendly practices, minimizing impact on the fragile Arctic environment through sustainable waste management and wildlife respect.
Insulating layers trap heat and wick moisture, essential for Arctic cold.
winter specific
Protect hands from frostbite during sledding and outdoor tasks.
winter specific
Keep feet warm and stable on icy, snowy terrain.
winter specific
Short daylight hours in winter make a headlamp handy for local activities after dark.
winter specific