SJUSJØEN HUSKY TOURS
WINTER · TOUR 01

The classic — 15 km.

Forest track to open mountain, downhills that make you laugh out loud — then bread twists and something warm in the lavvu.

2½ hours · Wednesdays & Saturdays
November – May
Adults 2 200 kr · kids 1 450 kr
Driving your own dog team through sunny winter forest at Sjusjøen
HOW IT GOES

Four simple parts.

01
Arrive & say hello
Come at least fifteen minutes early — enough time to say hi to every single dog, and to borrow warm jackets, boots or foot bags if you're missing anything. Free, of course.
02
Learn the sled
Your guide walks you through it before you set off — how to stand, how to brake, when to hold on. It's easier than it looks.
03
Run — 15 km
Fifteen kilometres, forest to plateau. You steer, they pull — and you swap drivers halfway if you feel like it.
04
The lavvu
Warm drinks, Norwegian bread twists and a good chat around the campfire, while the dogs collect their thank-yous.
PRACTICAL

Good to know.

What to wear
Wool underneath is what matters. Missing a warm jacket, foot bags or mittens? Borrow ours — free, just arrive a little early.
Who can come
Everyone, best from about 7 — younger children ride along free with an adult. Two per sled — one steers, one rides, swap halfway. Rather not steer at all? Ride with your partner, or with a guide if you're travelling alone.
If the weather turns
We run in most weather. If we can't, you choose — new date or refund.
Getting here
Finnolkoia, 2610 Mesnali — two hours from Oslo, thirty minutes from Lillehammer. Weekend buses stop at Sjusjøen Skisenter, a 3 km walk from us: team up with fellow passengers, or call us if you're stuck and we'll try to find a solution.
Need to change plans?
Email us as early as you can — free rebooking and full refund until 7 days before your tour. See our terms.
THE FILM

Three minutes on the trail.

Shot on our own trails around Finnøla — the same views you get from the sled.

GETTING HERE

Know the road before you drive.

Some roads to us are closed all winter — and GPS will happily send you onto them. Take two minutes to read the road description before you set out.

Wednesdays and Saturdays, all winter.
Warm drinks and Norwegian bread twists around the lavvu fire — always included.