FAQ

Bus route 100 and 160 from Tromsø Center. Check www.svipper.no for updated timetables.  

Rent a car - 1 hour drive through epic scenary.

We collaborate with a local transport company. Ask us for options if you have trouble getting here, and we will help you arrange transport. 

Always bring warm clothes, regardless of season. Recommended clothing when dog sledding is:

Inner layer of wool
Middle layer of wool or fleeze 
Water/windproof winter jacket and pants 
Winter boots above ancle level 
Hat, scarf and gloves 

Don't forget your camera to capture your experience.

We have overalls and boots for you to borrow, please let ut know your size in advance. 

No snow, no problem. If the snow conditions are poor, we will arrange a cart tour instead. The cart has 4 wheels and no motor. A guide will still join you, and you also get to steer yourself if you want to. The view of the mountains and nature will be the same. 

Yes. From kids to retirees - everybody usually love dog sledding. The only concideration is your tolerance for low temperatures since it's an outdoor activity in the Arctic. Read more in our terms and conditions, or ask us if you have any medical issues. Small children are also more vulnerable to low temperatures than adults, so please let us know if you bring infants so that we can arrange a safe and comfortable stay for you.

There will be plenty of time petting the huskies! We will let you know when it's ok to pet them. Right before we go dog sledding they are super focused and eager to run, so normally we do the petting after. But you'll sure find your favorite dog!