Frequently Asked Questions

Planning your husky adventure in Lapland? Here you'll find answers to some of the most common questions about our husky safaris, ranch visits, accommodation, clothing, transfers and life with our Alaskan Huskies. If you can't find the information you're looking for, feel free to contact us – we're always happy to help you prepare for your visit.

    • High Quality Parka Jackets designed for Dogsledding (Fjällräven)

    • High Quality thermal bib pants

    • Woolen socks

    • Warm shoes

    • Mitts

    • Wear wool or artificial fibres on the skin, no cotton! Be especially careful of cotton socks as they will be cold, wet and spoil your experience

    • Layer up, but not too tightly

    • Wear base layer of wool and on top of that wool/fleece/down midlayer(s)

    • Thin finger gloves and wool socks are a worthwhile investment for any trip to Lapland, but remember no cotton

  • The standard weight limit is 110 kg per person.

    If a participant weighs more than 110 kg, this must be communicated to us in advance so that we can assess the situation and, where possible, arrange a suitable dog team.

    Our available outdoor clothing is currently available up to approximately XXL.

  • Most of our winter tours are not suitable for children under 15 years because of the lenght of the tours and the arctic conditions. Summer and autumn tours are suitable for children above 4 years.

    Our winter safaris are minimum 10km which means the passenger needs to sit in the sled for minimum 45minutes which is usually too long time for young kids in cold temperatures.

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