Self-Drive Dog Sledding Safari in Skibotn Valley from Kilpisjärvi

Explore the beauty of the Skibotn Valley in Norway on this exciting self-drive dog sledding safari, with transfer from Kilpisjärvi. Welcoming adventurers from ages 5 and up on this family-friendly excursion!

Skibotn is a small village located in the north of Norway, surrounded by beautiful mountains. As it is close to the Arctic Circle, the winter months feature snowy conditions, creating a beautiful scenic view. Kilpisjärvi in Finland borders Norway and is therefore a close destination to the valley. Skibotn offers great opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, skiing, and fishing. Dog sledding is also a popular authentic activity in the area!

This full-day excursion begins with pick-up from Kilpisjärvi. You will meet your experienced guide, who will drive you to Skibotn Valley. When you arrive at the farm, you will be introduced to the adorable and friendly Alaskan Huskies! These dogs are full of energy and love meeting new people. The guide will go through a dog mushing lesson and safety briefing. You will receive your Arctic gear and equipment, before getting set up on the sled. Each sled is shared between two, with one driver and one passenger and the opportunity to switch midway.

The adventure begins with the dogs pulling your sled into the snowy Arctic wilderness surrounding the farm. Under the guidance of the experienced dog musher, you will lead your dogs up the mountains to a breathtaking view of the Lyngen Alps. The panoramic view offers a glimpse of the stunning winter wonderland of the region. Midway through, you will pause for a break to take in the environment and capture some photos. Then, you will switch drivers and head back to the kennels. After saying goodbye to the dogs, you will be transported back to Kilpisjärvi.

This self-drive dog sledding safari is a great day out for the whole family to discover the beauty of a remote Arctic village in Norway from Kilpisjärvi. Book your unforgettable adventure in Skibotn Valley now!