Husky Sledding Excursion
Dogsled across snowy Kvaløya Island before meeting and playing with husky puppies and warming to a traditional Sámi meal.
Experience the exhilarating thrill of dogsledding through the stunning Arctic landscape of Kvaløya island in Norway. Upon arrival, you’ll be provided with thermal overalls and boots before embarking on a 45-minute sled ride driven by professional mushers. After the ride, spend time playing with friendly Alaskan huskies and their adorable puppies in the dog yard. Take a guided tour to learn more about the husky breed, dogsled racing, and animal welfare. Then, enjoy a traditional Sámi dish, bithos, in a cozy gamme before returning to Tromsø.
Highlights of this activity include the sled ride across snowy Arctic landscapes, quality time with huskies and puppies, a delicious traditional Sámi dish, and warming up in a Sámi hut with hot drinks and chocolate cake. This experience is perfect for families, photographers, adventure seekers, and dog lovers looking to explore Norway’s winter wonderland in a comfortable yet thrilling way.
Before you go, note that the duration of the experience is 4.5 hours and is recommended for all ages. It is a small group activity with lunch included, featuring a traditional Sámi stew or vegetarian option, chocolate cake, and hot beverages.
Start your adventure by traveling from Tromsø to the dogsledding center on Kvaløya island. Be greeted by friendly guides who will outfit you with thermal gear for the ride through the mountain landscapes. Visit the dog yard to meet the huskies and learn more about the breed and dogsled racing. Relax around an open fire in the gamme while enjoying a hearty lunch before heading back to Tromsø.
The activity runs daily with start times at 7:30 am, 8:30 am, 9:30 am, and 10:30 am. Included in the experience are roundtrip transportation, a dogsled ride with a guide, a dog yard tour, puppy visit, thermal suit, boots, and a warm lunch. Don’t miss out on this unforgettable dogsledding adventure in the Arctic wilderness of Kvaløya island.
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