Dog sledding is great fun and leaves no one out — a colleague with a broken leg can still ride along. We host groups from 12 up to 70 people at our own lavvu in Finnøla.

Company days and Christmas parties fill much of our winter calendar — sled first, then creamy moose stew and brownies around the fire. It is the julebord people still talk about in March.
The rest is birthdays, anniversaries, stag and hen parties and big family gatherings — from seven-year-olds riding the sled to grandparents with a warm drink by the fire, everyone gets a part. If you are making a weekend of it, see our guide to hotels & activities in the area.

Two people share each sled: one drives, one rides, and you swap halfway. Our guides teach you everything you need in minutes, and the dogs handle the rest — there is no faster way to get a quiet colleague talking than handing them a husky team.
It works in every winter weather, it needs no fitness or skills, and phones stay in pockets because mittens. By the time the stew is served, the group has stories in common — which was the point all along.

From an Easter weekend on the mountain – the dogs, the pace and the mood.