Do I need experience with husky sledding?

No prior experience is necessary; guides will provide instructions for handling the sleds.

What should I bring during the trip?

Layered thermal clothing, waterproof boots, hand warmers, and a camera are recommended.

Is the trip suitable for children?

Yes, children over the age of 8 with appropriate clothing can participate, but supervision is recommended.

What if the weather is extreme?

Trips can be adjusted or postponed based on weather conditions to ensure safety.

How physically demanding is the safari?

It requires moderate physical activity, mostly sitting and steering the sled.

Are meal options provided?

Yes, traditional Arctic meals and hot beverages are available during the trip.

Winter Wildlife & Husky Adventure at Hetta Huskies

The Arctic circle around Hetta, Finland, offers a soul-stirring landscape of snow-laden forests, frozen lakes, and the shimmering glow of the polar night. This remote outpost serves as the perfect gateway for thrill-seekers eager to chase winter’s raw beauty. Hetta Huskies stands out as a premier destination, combining expertly handled dog sled runs with immersive wilderness experiences that capture the essence of Arctic adventure.

On this 2-day husky safari, visitors traverse the pristine, icy terrain aboard teams of energetic huskies, each pulling through snow-drifted trails that wind past ancient taiga. The landscape features sweeping vistas of frozen lakes and dense coniferous woods, with the dark winter sky occasionally punctuated by the northern lights dancing overhead — a breathtaking spectacle that creates the perfect backdrop for this adrenaline-fueled journey.

Founded by passionate guides with deep knowledge of the Arctic environment, Hetta Huskies offers more than just a ride; it’s a chance to connect with the raw power of nature. Along the way, learn about the history of dog sledding in Lapland, and how these incredible animals have been vital to local survival for centuries. The peaceful quiet of the wilderness is broken only by the steady thrum of paws on snow and laughter from fellow adventurers.

This safari is suitable for those with moderate fitness levels, willing to embrace brisk outdoor conditions. Participants should dress in layered, thermal clothing, sturdy boots, and bring cameras to capture the fiery glow of the polar night and the agility of the huskies in action. With options for overnight stays in cozy wilderness cabins, this trip offers both adventure and authentic Arctic hospitality in a land where winter never truly ends.