Join Kiruna Sleddog Tours for a thrilling 2.5-hour sledding trip with friendly huskies through Arctic snow. Experience culture, adrenaline, and breathtaking scenery in one unforgettable adventure.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2.5 hours
Fitness Level
Average physical fitness; able to sit and hold on with ease
Wildlife
History
Dog sledding has been a vital mode of transportation for Sami communities in Lapland for centuries, blending tradition with outdoor adventure.
Conservation
The tour adheres to eco-friendly practices, ensuring minimal impact on the pristine Arctic environment and supporting local wildlife preservation.
Kiruna Sleddog Tours
Join Kiruna Sleddog Tours for a thrilling 2.5-hour sledding trip with friendly huskies through Arctic snow. Experience culture, adrenaline, and breathtaking scenery in one unforgettable adventure.
Kiruna Sleddog Tours is a sled dog operator based in Kiruna, Norrbottens län, offering guided dog sledding and snowmobile experiences across Arctic Sweden. The company runs a range of tours from short kennel visits and 2.5‑hour daily sledding excursions in the Kiruna forest to multi-day journeys such as the Jack London Tour, Aurora Wilderness Overnight and the week-long Trail to Nome.
Trips include hands-on mushing with Alaskan Huskies, snowmobile transfers, off-grid cabin stays by the Rautas river, lavvo breaks with warm drinks and homemade cookies, and opportunities to view wildlife and the northern lights.
Guides include experienced musher Mats Pettersson, who leads long-distance training runs and educational kennel visits that explain sled dog racing and dog care. Visitors can meet puppies, learn harnessing and team handling, and participate in training runs during summer and winter seasons.
Accommodations vary by trip and range from cozy lodges and wood‑heated wilderness cabins to traditional Sami tents and campfire evenings. Meals described in tour summaries emphasize local cuisine and hearty fare. Safety protocols, guided transfers, and off‑road snowmobile support are part of longer expeditions.
Kiruna Sleddog Tours operates from Kiruna and coordinates transportation and logistics for remote excursions. The operation highlights responsible animal care, hands-on education about mushing, and authentic Arctic outdoor experiences for small groups. Bookings and seasonal availability depend on snow conditions and tour schedules. Reservations are required for most tours and many trips include meals and warm gear guidance. Transport options may include snowmobile taxi transfers.
Dogs
Alaskan Huskies
Friendly, trained sled dogs
Location
Kiruna, Norrbottens län
Base for all tours
Tour Lengths
2.5h–7 days
Short to multi-day adventures
Highlights
Northern Lights
Aurora and wilderness cabins
Check availability for daily tours, overnight stays and multi-day expeditions — reserve early for the best northern lights windows.
Dress warmly
Layer up in waterproof, insulated clothing to stay cozy during the ride.
Bring camera gear
Capture the stunning Arctic landscapes and playful dogs on your journey.
Arrive early
Check-in early to suit up and get the full experience without rush.
Follow guide instructions
Listen carefully to safety briefings and sledding tips for a smooth ride.
Insulated waterproof jacket
Keeps you warm and dry during the sled ride in cold conditions.
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Warm gloves
Protects your hands from the cold for better control and comfort.
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Thermal base layers
Provides insulation and retains body heat.
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Snow boots
Ensure warmth and traction in snowy terrain.
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