Is prior experience needed to participate?

No experience is necessary; guides will provide all instructions and equipment.

What should I wear on the day of the walk?

Dress in thermal layers, waterproof outerwear, and warm accessories to stay comfortable.

Will I get to actually mush the dogs?

Participants typically walk alongside the dogs, though some guides may allow light mushing under supervision.

How cold does it get?

Temperatures can range from -10°C to -20°C, so layers are essential for comfort.

Is the activity suitable for children?

Yes, older children and teenagers can join, provided they are comfortable in cold weather.

Can I book this experience for a large group?

Definitely—advance booking is recommended for group arrangements to ensure personalized attention.

Winter Sports & Wildlife Nature at Wild Lapland: Husky Walk Adventure

Wild Lapland, situated in the heart of Swedish Lapland, is renowned for its icy landscapes and rugged wilderness, making it an ideal backdrop for winter adventures. The Husky walk offers a hands-on experience with these powerful sled dogs, providing an authentic taste of Arctic life. During this two-hour journey, visitors start by visiting the kennel, where they meet eager, well-trained huskies. These dogs aren't just pets; they are active participants in the region's history of sledging and transportation. As you prepare for the adventure, you'll learn about the dogs’ natural instincts and training routines. Once harnessed, you'll take a short but exhilarating walk across snow-covered fields leading to a pristine lake, all while feeling the strength and stamina of your canine companions beneath you. The trek culminates with traditional Swedish fika by a campfire, offering warm drinks and delicious treats—perfect for warming up after the crisp outdoor activity. What makes Wild Lapland’s Husky walk so distinct is the genuine connection guests forge with the dogs and the opportunity to immerse themselves in the sustainable practices that keep this northern wilderness pristine. This experience isn’t just about fun; it’s about understanding how these animals play a vital role in the local culture and environment, fostering conservation efforts in the region. Whether you’re a seasoned outdoor enthusiast or a curious first-timer, this adventure provides a unique window into Arctic life and the enduring bond between humans and working dogs.