Dogsledding Activites
The best way to experience the beauty and endlessness of the Arctic landscape is on a dogsled. When you join the tour, you’ll get to meet a lot of happy dogs and learn how to prepare your own team before leaving on an adventure.
When you arrive to the dog yard, your guide will give you an introduction to the dogs and tell you about our dogsledding lifestyle. You’ll have the chance to walk around the yard and cuddle with the dogs, who are always eager to make new friends. One of the best parts of dogsledding is connecting with your dog team, so you’ll learn how to harness your own dogs and drive the sled. Once we’re ready to go, we will drive out into the wilderness and into one of the many valleys surrounding us.
During the trip you will experience the power of the dogs and their passion for running, all while traveling through the wide-open Arctic. You might even have the chance to see other wildlife such as reindeer or foxes wandering by.
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Dogs & the Ocean – Along the arctic coast by dog wagon
Join us in a dog tour, where you lean back and enjoy the beautiful coast line outside of Bear valley, while the guide steers the wagon with your entire family.
Dogsledding in the Polar Night
A polarnight dog trip where the means of transport is dependent on snow conditions! You get to experience the wonderful Svalbard nature one way or the other!
Dogsledding on wheels
When the snow starts melting at the middle of June, we start using dogcarts instead of sledges. On this trip you can drive your own cart!
Dogsledding to an Ice Cave
Travel with your own dogsled to a magnificent ice cave, accessible only by dogsled. Within the ice cave, the lights from our headlamps let us experience ice as few people have seen it.
Follow the Northern Lights – Dogsledding with overnight
Dog sledding with overnight at dog yard Overnight in a hut by the dog farm with dogsledding the silence will reign all night.
Half day dog sledding trip in Bolterdalen
This dogsledgetrip goes through beautiful Bolterdalen, which offers unique arctic scenery and good chances of observing artic wildlife, such as reindeer and ptarmigan
