Driving your own team of huskies is a unique and unforgettable experience, perfect for anyone visiting Northern Norway. Traditionally used in the Arctic for travel, hunting, and transportation, dog sledding now offers you a chance to engage in this historic and culturally rich activity.
The adventure starts with a scenic 50-minute bus ride from Tromsø to our camp in Breivikeidet, a beautiful valley near the sea.
Upon arriving at our Breivikeidet camp, you’ll be greeted by our friendly staff and outfitted with insulated polar suits, boots, hats, and mittens. Your guide will provide safety instructions and teach you the basics of sled driving.
After a brief demonstration and some practice, you'll set off to explore open fields and forest trails on your dog sled.
You'll share a sled with another participant: one will drive while the other enjoys the ride. Midway through, you'll swap roles, giving everyone a chance to experience both mushing and taking in the stunning scenery.
After your sledding adventure, return to the camp where you can relax in a traditional Sami lavvo (tent), enjoying a hot drink and cake by the campfire. Once you’ve changed back into your regular clothes and said farewell to the huskies, you'll board the bus back to Tromsø, carrying with you lasting memories of your Arctic adventure.
Duration: 4,5 hours.
Included
Transfers by bus from and back to Tromsø
English-speaking guide
Thermal suit
Winter boots
Mittens and hat
Hot drinks & cake
Drive your own dogsled
Restrictions
Minimum age: 7 y/o
Please note that each child must be accompanied by an adult.
Pregnant people are not allowed to participate in this tour.
Weight limit: 120kgs
Pets are not allowed on this tour.
Good to know
Cancellation due to weather: Kindly, be advised that the tours are conducted on wheeled wagons in case there is a lack of snow.
Cancellation due to weather: Kindly be advised that the tours are conducted on wheeled wagons in case there is a lack of snow. For the safety of animals and guests, there’s a small risk of cancellation in dangerous surface conditions (bad weather conditions). In those cases you will be offered to reschedule your tour to a different venue or time slot, another substitute product, or a full refund.
What to bring or wear
Warm winter clothing, in layers so you can adjust your clothing to the weather.
Scarf / buff and hat
Level of difficulty
Medium – you should be able to stand and move around on a sled for more than half an hour and have a minimal level of agility.
Please let us know of any physical conditions that we should be aware of when preparing for the tour.
Thrill in Tromsø with snowmobiling adventures! Book now for an Arctic adrenaline rush in the breathtaking winter wonderland.
Read more and book
Discover the thrill of cross-country skiing in Tromsø. Glide through snowy landscapes on pristine trails. Book your winter adventure now!
Read more and book
Polaria, located in downtown Tromsø, is an Arctic aquarium and experience center. If you're interested in how animals, fish, plants, and people coexist in the Arctic, this is the place. See bearded seals, harbour seals, catfish, and small sharks, and learn about different species on the ocean floor.
Read more and book
Lead your own husky team through Arctic winter landscapes—a must-do activity when visiting Tromsø.
Read more and book
+47 93427747
info@vervetadventures.no
Nordøstpassasjen 47
9008 Tromsø
