easy
2 hours
Moderate fitness recommended—able to walk on snow for short distances
Discover the thrill of mushing through snowy landscapes on a husky walk at Wild Lapland. Connect with powerful sled dogs and enjoy traditional Swedish fika in a truly unique Arctic setting.
For all ages! • 2 hours • Great for families! • Meet and cuddle the dogs!
Experience the thrill of sled dog companionship in a unique two-hour adventure! Start by visiting the kennel, then enjoy playful interactions with the dogs. Feel their strength on a short walk to the lake, where you’ll savor traditional Swedish “fika” by the fire, creating unforgettable memories with these amazing animals.
2 hours
We start with a visit in the kennel where you can see how the dogs live. We let a bunch of dogs out from the kennels to run around and play and get some cuddles.
We have a special belt to put around our waist where we will attach the dog. You will now get to feel the power of a sled dog when we take a short walk down to the lake where we will have some swedish “fika”. Means boiling coffee and having a good time next to the fire and cuddling with the dogs.
Swedish "fika"
Good boots, it might be wet in the free running area. Clothes suitable for the weather conditions, you might get dirty.
Temperatures can plummet, so bundle up to stay comfortable during the walk.
Guides are experienced and will ensure you have a safe, enjoyable experience.
Maintain a comfortable speed to enjoy the scenery and bond with the dogs.
Capture the stunning snowy vistas and joyful moments with the huskies.
Husky sledging has been a cornerstone of Arctic transportation for over a century, vital for travel and freight in this region.
Wild Lapland operates sustainably, ensuring minimal environmental impact by adhering to responsible tourism practices and supporting local conservation initiatives.
Protect your feet from cold and moisture during the snowy walk.
winter specific
Stay warm and dry for a comfortable outdoor experience.
winter specific
Keep extremities warm in chilly Arctic conditions.
winter specific
Shield your eyes from snow glare and reflective sunlight.
winter specific