Norway · HUSKY SLEDDING IN TROMSø
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 husky sledding in Tromsø justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Self-drive husky sledding from Tromsø on Kvaløya, 70 to 80 minutes on the trail, then Sami lavvo hot drinks and cake.
“Everything is perfect, the dogs, the guides, the scenery, the gears, would recommend to anyone who wants to try experience like this.”
Tromsø husky sledding with self-drive turns, Lyngen Alps views, warm lavvu tea and cake, plus a scenic bus ride.
“Absolutely fantastic experience - the dogs were so excited. The tour staff were very friendly and knowledgeable. Would highly recommend this trip.”
Self-drive husky sledding near Tromsø, learn mushing, then warm up with Sami bidos by the fire and chocolate cake.
“The Husky sled self-drive was truly the highlight of our stay in Tromsø. And I am saying that, although we also saw the Northern Lights 😉. The very welcoming guides did a very good job in explaining the most important facts about the Alaskan Huskies. Our five dogs also did an excellent job and it was fascinating to observe how different their personalities were: the reasonable leading ones at the front, the playful one in the middle and the stong clowns in the back. It was great fun driving the sled ourselves, and we got savely back to the Villmarkssenter despite our driving skills.”
Warm up at a Tromsø husky camp with marshmallows, Sami tent stories, and bacalao dinner, with a chance to see the aurora.
“We thoroughly enjoyed this tour and loved spending time with all the dogs who clearly enjoy all the attention and cuddles. We were lucky enough to have the northern lights explode into action above our heads too.”
Drive a husky team in Tamokdalen from Tromsø. Bus ride, gear, role swaps, cozy lavvu fish soup, and Arctic quiet in 7 hours.
“Truly an amazing experience for our family of four. Both adults and children were impressed by the beautiful surroundings, the valley, and the dog sledding itself. Everything was perfectly organized, and the instructions were clear and easy to follow. The dogs were friendly, well-trained, and incredibly strong. The children loved the puppies as well. After the ride, we learned more about the dogs and enjoyed delicious local fish soup. Highly recommended!”
Self-drive husky sledding from Tromsø to Breivikeidet. Warm gear, short driving, dog cuddles, tea and cake on a half-day winter outing.
“This experience was something else, we had so much fun! The dogs are so sweet and can’t wait to take you for the slide. Just be mindful to bring extra layers as it can get really cold, especially 2-3 layers of socks as the boots will protect you from the snow but not from the cold.”
Drive a husky sled from Tromsø to Malangen, swap roles mid-ride, and warm up in an Arctic cabin with hot drinks and a Norwegian snack.
“Perfect! Dogs were really lovely and the hot chocolate served after the sledding was amazing! Thank you!!”
Self-drive husky sledding in Tromsø with thermal gear, guided training, and a Lavvu cake and hot drink warm-up.
“What a wonderful experience from start to finish. Suits and boots provided kept us super warm. Got to meet some of the dogs before our induction to driving our own husky sledge. Very hard work but so much fun. Exhilarating and a little bit scary but soon got the hang of it. Hege and all the team were brilliant. Gave some insight into what they do and about the huskies while we all enjoyed a warm drink and cake at the end. I cannot recommend this experience enough.”
Advanced self-drive dog sledding from Tromsø to Camp Tamok. Help the dogs uphill, steer your sled, and warm up by fire.
“It was amazing! We didn’t dog sled for 12 km!! Super fun! The guide was super nice! Food was also amazing, I only wish they had some husky souvenirs for me to buy 😆😆”
Guided husky snowshoe hike from Tromsø, with a visit to a husky camp, 200 dogs, and homemade chocolate cake, in 5 hours.
“Even though an arctic storm came through, this adventure was unique and created a lasting memories. The guides are fantastic, the facility was great, the gear will keep you warm. The dogs are friendly and exciting to be around. Spending time with the dogs is heart warming for any animal lover.”
Half-day Tromsø husky sledding with a guided ride, puppy cuddles, and a warm lunch of bidos reindeer stew around a wood fire.
“We had such a fantastic time with the husky guided dog sledding! The staff were incredibly kind and patient, answering all of our daughter's questions with enthusiasm. Each moment spent with the dogs was joyful, and the nearly hour-long sledding experience felt like a real adventure. Highly recommended!”
Drive a husky sled on Kvaløya from Tromsø, enjoy warm drinks and a meal, and chase Northern Lights in an Arctic camp.
“Great experience. The guides were kind, informative and helpful. The experience is very unique and the dogs are really cared for and loved here. I really enjoyed myself.”
Meet 200 Alaskan huskies for puppy training near Tromsø, hike in the wilderness, and enjoy lunch with transport and rain gear.
“Great guides, lots of information about the huskies, and they obviously really cared for the dogs.”
Self-drive husky safari from Tromsø with thermal gear, a 1.5-hour ride near Breivikeidet, and cozy lavvo soup and cake.
“The dog sledding was amazing! The dogs are so enthusiastic and are well cared for. They were so friendly! Have no concerns about this. There is no mistreat of the dogs. My only complaint would be that we were in a big bus for 1.5 hours each way and then divided into 2 groups upon arrival. My group ate lunch first and went dog sledding second. The other group did the opposite. Lunch was too early (not hungry) and the warm hut was smoky inside. My eyes were burning! I also thought perhaps our 2nd shift sledding was shorter than the first. At any rate, the dog sledding itself was…”
Half-day cross-country skiing from Tromsø to Breivikeidet with Lyngen Alps views, then warm in a Sami lavvu and meet huskies.
“Guide was wonderful and knowledgeable during the bus trip to the location. It was my husband and my first time trying cross-country skiing and I thoroughly loved it! The view for us was not that great as it was heavily snowing but it was great fun! After skiing we could visit the huskies and pet them for a bit which was a really nice experience.”
Water, snow, sky and the towns in between.
