Multi-day Husky Tours in Lapland – Adventure in the Pallas National Park
Experience unforgettable husky tours with Alaskan Huskys in the breathtaking Pallas-Ylläs National Park in Finnish Lapland. Since 1993, we have been offering adventurous dog sledding tours in the pristine nature of the Pallas-Ylläs National Park. Our location is just 45 minutes from Kittilä Airport – perfect for a winter holiday in the far north, 200 km above the Arctic Circle.
Dog Sledding Tours in Pallas-Ylläs National Park: The Pallas-Ylläs National Park is one of the largest and most well-known national parks in Finland, famous for its vast, snow-covered landscapes and untouched nature. Our multi-day husky tours take you through this impressive wilderness.
Our small guest groups (maximum 6 people) ensure a personal experience where you can not only enjoy the beauty of nature but also get close to our four-legged friends.
Adventure, Sustainability, and Animal Welfare: Pallas Husky stands for adventure, sustainability, and a respectful approach to our animals. Our husky tours in the Pallas National Park offer not only a unique nature experience but also the chance to learn more about the well-being of our dogs. We place great importance on ensuring our dogs are treated with respect and care, making our tours an authentic experience for animal lovers and nature enthusiasts.
Your Adventure Begins Here:Discover the real Lapland on one of our multi-day husky tours and experience what it means to live in close contact with nature and our dogs. The combination of extraordinary husky tours, high animal welfare standards, and an authentic Lapland experience makes your stay with us unforgettable.
We, Linda and Thomas, warmly welcome you to Pallas Husky! As experienced and qualified wilderness guides, we will lead you through the untouched nature of the Pallas-Ylläs National Park. You are warmly invited to join us and get to know our Huskys, our home, and the unique landscape of our region!
Markku Rauhala, the founder of Pallas Husky, grew up here in Rauhala. He led the tours until 2024 and has now retired. He continues to live in Rauhala and remains connected with us.
