moderate
4–6 hours
Participants should be in good physical shape with no major health issues; some experience with cold weather activities is helpful.
Experience the thrill of mushing a team of Huskies through the Arctic winter, ending with cozy nights at Kaperas Lake Lodge. Discover why this sleddog overnight tour is a highlight of Lapland’s winter landscape.
All Inclusive | Magical Night-Time Wilderness | From 7,200 SEK, children 3,600 SEK | All ages!
Experience the thrill of driving your own team of Huskies through a stunning winter landscape on this private tour. Enjoy a cozy night at Kaperas Lake Side Lodge, complete with a delicious three-course dinner and breakfast. Create unforgettable memories in the heart of nature with your furry companions!
Adults (Ages 13+): 7,200 SEK Children (Ages up to 12): 3,600 SEK
About 20 hours
Depart at 15:30, return before lunchtime the next day, around 11am
This is the private version of this tour!
We pick you up in the afternoon and you drive your own team of Huskies through the winter paradise.
You have the option not to drive and sit on the guide's sled but please let us know in advance. Children under 12 can't drive their own sled.
We travel to a Wilderness Cabin (Kaperas Lake Side Lodge) where you can enjoy a delicious 3 course dinner after we feed the dog teams.
In the morning we cook breakfast, then we feed the dogs and prepare ourselves and our furry friends for the journey back to the main camp.
• We provide only non-alcoholic drinks but you're welcome to bring your own! • Winter clothes included!
Wear moisture-wicking base layers, insulated outerwear, and waterproof boots for warmth and comfort during the sledding.
Listen to your guide’s instructions to avoid fatigue and ensure a fun, safe experience for all skill levels.
Keep your gear protected from snow and cold to capture the stunning scenery and action shots.
Drink plenty of water and enjoy hearty meals at the lodge to keep your energy up for the adventure.
Dog sledding in Lapland dates back centuries and was a primary means of transportation for indigenous Sami people.
Lapland Wilderness Tours prioritizes sustainable tourism, ensuring minimal impact on the pristine wilderness and supporting local conservation efforts.
Warm, waterproof boots keep your feet dry and provide traction on snow and ice.
winter specific
Protect your hands from cold and frostbite, essential for handling sleds and gear.
winter specific
Keep warm during the cold sledding journey with moisture-wicking thermal clothing.
winter specific
Capture the stunning winter landscape and the excitement of mushing in optimal conditions.
winter specific