easy
1.5–2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels, including families and beginners; minimal physical exertion required beyond standing on sled footboards.
Glide through Östersund’s winter forests by dog sled with Bohemian Lucky Bastards. Cozy up with Swedish fika by an open fire during this serene 1.5-hour journey in snow-covered wilderness.
Ages 3+ • 1.5 Hour • Up and close with the dogs!
Embark on a winter adventure as you glide through serene landscapes on a dog sled. Enjoy a cozy break by an open fire with traditional Swedish fika, featuring coffee and cinnamon buns. Experience the tranquility of snow-covered forests and frozen rivers, immersing yourself in the beauty of nature.
Embark on a winter adventure as you glide through serene landscapes on a dog sled. Enjoy a cozy break by an open fire with traditional Swedish fika, featuring coffee and cinnamon buns. Experience the tranquility of snow-covered forests and frozen rivers, immersing yourself in the beauty of nature.
Wear moisture-wicking base layers topped with insulated and windproof outer layers to stay warm and dry throughout the tour.
Cold weather can mask dehydration; bring a water bottle and sip regularly before and after the tour.
Avoid scarves or loose items that could get caught in the sled or harnesses for safety reasons.
Notify the team in advance if you have food allergies or cold sensitivities to ensure a safe, comfortable experience.
Östersund has been a historic trading hub on the shores of Lake Storsjön since the 18th century, blending Sami heritage and Swedish frontier culture.
Bohemian Lucky Bastards prioritize low-impact tours and work closely with local conservation initiatives to protect fragile winter ecosystems.
Protect your feet from cold, wet snow during the sledding tour.
winter specific
Keep core body heat trapped to stay warm during cold outdoor activity.
winter specific
Blocks chilling winds encountered while moving across frozen rivers and open forests.
winter specific
Protects hands from the cold while handling sled ropes or during breaks by the fire.
winter specific