Activenorth - Dogsledding on wheels incl. transfer TROMSØ

Inner Lyngenfjord, Skibotn

Get ready for an unforgettable adventure! Come dogsledding on wheels with us through the stunning Vally of Skibotn! Feel the thrill as our energetic and friendly pack of Alaskan Huskies eagerly work together with you, tails wagging and excitement in the air.

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Months

September
October
November

Suitable for

Adventurer
Beginner

Special requirements

Vegetarian

Description

You’ll take the reins of your very own Troll cart, sharing the ride two and two as you glide through beautiful surroundings. Our experienced guide leads the way in a separate cart with space for two, ensuring a safe, fun, and truly memorable journey.The trip will last for approximately 60 min. We will have a break on the way, where you will have time for cuddling and pictures with the dogs.

Whether it’s your first time or your tenth, this is more than just a ride—it’s a heart-pounding, joy filled experience you won’t forget!

Min. 2 pers - Max. 20 pers.
Groups drive 10 and 10 pers per trip.

From Team Activenorth, we are looking forward having you join us this autumn!

Practical information

Meeting time and place:
Departure from Tromsø – meet at:
Scandic Ishavshotel at 08:45, departure at 09:00.

Self-drive – meet at:
Activenorth AS, Gammelveien 142, 9143 Skibotn at 10:45 AM.
(Contact us at booking@activenorth.no for this option.)

Lunch will be served according to your chosen trip.
You can choose between the 10:45 or 11:30 tours.

Program for the trip:
Duration: 4 hours + 90 minutes transfer each way.
Arrival in Skibotn: 10:45 AM.

Group 1 (10:45) – dog sledding on wheels first, lunch afterwards.
Group 2 (11:30) – lunch first, dog sledding on wheels afterwards.

14:30 – Time to say goodbye!

Whats included:
-Transfer from Tromsø - approx. 90 min one way
- English speaking guide
- Lunch, hot drinks - coffee and tea, water
- A guided trip in Skibotn valley
- Overall suits, boots, mittens and hats

We recommend that you have warm undergarments on cold days. Wool is the best as base layers. The dog sledding on wheels will be mildly physically challenging.