Urban experiences meets raw Arctic nature
Tromsø
Dog Sledding in Arctic Nature with Lunch First
Prices from
2695 NOK
per person
Have you ever dreamt of mushing your very own husky team in the
Norwegian wilderness?
General information
This tour is conducted by Activenorth. The Alaskan Huskies will greet you with excited barking and a friendly attitude, eagerly pulling the sled into the Skibotn valley. We will travel through pine forests and into the beautiful white mountains, with a perfect view of the extraordinary Lyngen Alps.
Season:
1 December – 31 March (If there is no snow, the tour will be conducted with carts.)
Included: English-speaking guide, winter overall suit, boots, mittens and hat, hot soup with bread, coffee and tea, transfer from Tromsø
Please bring: Wool underwear
Number of participants: Min. 2 – Max. 20
Level of difficulty: Medium
Departure time and place: Meeting time 08:15 outside Scandic Ishavshotel Tromsø, departure 08:30 (look for the Active North bus). Arrival at Helligskogen Fjellstue approx. 10:30. Return to Tromsø approx. 17:00
Duration: 3.5 hours at the camp (preparations, instructions, approx. 1 hr 30 min dog sledding, snack and relaxation at the camp) + approx. 2 hours transfer each way
NB! During December and early January, it will be dark or partially dark during the dog sledding, and you will be provided with a headlamp for the trip.
Prices from
2695 NOK per person
- High season price: 21 December – 5 January and 1 February – 9 March: NOK 2995
Facilities
- English
- Bus (up to 50 persons)
- Medium
- 5-8 hours
- 8+ hours
About Activenorth
Activenorth´s people are a family of five. We live in Skibotn, where we have built our own houseas well as the dog kennel, on Tomas' family farm.
It all began with one dog named Grace in 2007, now we have around 30 dogs. We have been driving dogs with tourists since 2008, but this year we are making a new beginning in our own backyard. During the years of dogmushing we have raced the world's longest 8-dog race, 9 times; we have participated in races across Finland, Sweden and even on the border to Russia. The fantastic dogs have never failed to go, during blizzards, 45 degrees below, bad trails and whiteouts. The dogs are our family's passion, and the kids are always included when we are racing.