Our three-day husky tour is designed for nature-loving, physically fit visitors seeking an authentic experience in Lapland – far from the noise and without any snowmobile escort.

For two days, you'll drive your own dog team through the stunning fell landscapes of the Pallas-Yllästunturi National Park. Even on this shorter tour, you’re actively involved: running alongside the sled, helping the dogs uphill, staying focused and balanced. The terrain – not the clock – sets the pace.

You’ll stay at our simple, wood-heated wilderness camp “Madejärvi,” shared with a small group of up to six participants. There’s no electricity or running water – just peace, simplicity, and genuine connection. The accommodation, group size, and our concept on respectful teamwork with both dogs and people follow the same principles as our longer tours.

This three-day version is offered exclusively in our early season in December. It’s ideal for those already traveling in Lapland or anyone looking to try dog sledding in a meaningful yet compact format – perfect to combine with other activities in the fell region.

More about our huskies, requirements, and accommodation

Program (short)

Day 1 – Arrival

Day 2 - 3 – 2 guided Huskytours with your own Team of Huskies
Day 4 – Departure

Program (detailed)

Day 1: Arrival
Transfers from Kittilä Airport or a hotel in Levi are available from 14:00. Transfers are only available for flights arriving before 20:00. Meet the group and enjoy dinner together.

Day 2: Clothing, safety instruction and first Husky Tour in Pallas National Park
After breakfast, we take a short transfer from our Wilderness Camp Madejärvi to the Husky Farm. Here, you will be equipped with the necessary winter gear: insulated jacket and pants, warm boots, gloves, and a hat.

Next, you'll receive a thorough introduction to handling the sled and the dogs. Your dog team will already be waiting, full of energy and excitement. With loud barking, they get ready for the first leg of our journey through the snowy moor and forest landscapes.

We’ll take a break along the way by an open fire, where hot drinks and sausages on sticks will be served.

The goal of the tour is the familiar Wilderness Camp Madejärvi. Once back at camp, the dogs will be unhitched, and we’ll enjoy some free-run time together.

To warm up, we’ll serve hot soup, tea, and coffee in our Kota. Later, we’ll heat up the sauna, and in the evening, we gather around the open fire in the kota for the dinner and a relaxing end to the first tour day.

Day 3: Husky Tour in Pallas National Park

Today, you’ll learn how to properly harness the dogs and conect them to the sled. The day takes us along a different route through the vast landscapes of the Pallas-Yllästunturi National Park – sometimes through dense forests, sometimes across open marshlands – offering new scenery and another highlight of the tour.

At midday, we stop by a fire for a break with hot drinks, sausages roasted over the flames, and sandwiches.

In the afternoon, we return to our husky farm in Rauhala. There, we say goodbye to the dogs, who can now enjoy their well-earned rest. After returning the equipment, a short transfer takes you back to the wilderness camp. In the sauna or later around the fire, there's time to reflect on the husky tour experience.

Day 4: Departure
Breakfast and transfer to the airport or hotel in Levi.

The price includes:

• Transfer from/to Kittilä Airport or accommodation in the Levi ski resort

• 2 guided tour days with your own husky team

• 3 nights in a log cabin (shared accommodation)

• Full board throughout the entire stay

• High-quality winter clothing (thermal jacket and trousers, winter boots, gloves, hat)

• Winter sleeping bag

• Personal guiding in English

Essential items to bring for personal use:

• Thermal or wool underwear/base layer

• High-quality wool socks (several pairs)

• Mid-layer clothing/insulation layer: warm, flexible, and comfortable clothing to wear between your base and outer layers

• Balaclava and/or a Buff

• Thin fleece gloves/work gloves (for handling and feeding the dogs)

• Headlamp (hands-free when working with the dogs)

• Sauna essentials (towels, biodegradable shower gel, etc.)

• Indoor shoes/slippers

• Sleeping bag liner (for hygiene)

• Sunglasses / sunscreen (recommended in March and April)

Things that make your stay even more comfortable:

• Goggles, bathrobe, bathing sandals, hot water bottle, several towels (for face, sauna, etc.), cup for brushing your teeth

Please let us know at the time of booking if you have any allergies or specific dietary restrictions, so we can adjust the meals accordingly.

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