moderate
4 hours
Participants should have basic mobility and endurance; no advanced fitness required.
Join a thrilling husky safari in Kakslauttanen and experience the pure adrenaline of mushing across Arctic snowfields. Warm gear, eager dogs, and stunning winter scenery await.
Ages 3+ • Min 2pax • Most Popular
Embark on a thrilling 4-hour arctic adventure with huskies! After donning thermal outfits, meet the eager dogs and learn to drive your own sled through enchanting winter forests. Experience the joy of swapping drivers and conclude with heartwarming stories and a hot drink, making unforgettable memories with your furry companions.
4 Hours (From pick up to return)
The guide will pick guests up from Kakslauttanen and provide thermal outfits at the husky farm. Then it is time to meet the friendly dogs who are eagerly waiting in front of the sledges. Husky dogs love running and can’t wait to get going! The guide will provide instructions on how to stop, turn and drive the husky sledge pulled by several dogs. The sled is for two people unless you wish to have your sled only for yourself (for an extra cost). One person is seated in the sleigh, the other is standing and driving in the back, you can swap drivers halfway. You will enjoy riding in the wintery forest as much as the dogs! After arriving at the farm and thanking your dogs for the adventure together it’s time for a hot drink and some husky stories.
Duration of the program: 4 hrs. (from pick-up to return)
Note: In order to drive the sledge, you need to weigh min. 45-50kg. You are not allowed to drive under the influence of alcohol, according to Finnish law. Not applicable for Infants, Guest with disabilities and Pregnant women! For additional information, kindly reach us at hotel@kakslauttanen.fi
Layer insulated clothing and thermal gear to stay comfortable in extreme cold.
Pay attention to safety briefings and sled handling tips from your guide.
Capture the striking snowy landscapes and energetic huskies in action.
Drink plenty of fluids before and after the ride to prevent dehydration.
The tradition of sled dog mushing dates back over a century, vital for warfare, transportation, and exploration in the Arctic region.
The operation emphasizes sustainable practices, supporting local wildlife preservation and maintaining the health of sled dog teams.
Keep hands warm and dexterous for sled control and comfort.
winter specific
Prevent heat loss and keep your head warm in frigid conditions.
winter specific
Protect your feet from snow and moisture during the ride.
winter specific
Shield eyes from glare off the snow and wind.
winter specific