Tamokdalen
Dog sledding in Tamokdalen
Drive your own sled in the Tamokdalen valley, with a warm meal and a visit to the dog yard.
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Book TicketDrive your own husky team · Through the Arctic snow
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A self-drive husky tour from Tromsø: you stand on the runners and mush your own team of dogs through the snow, with guides showing you how.
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All tours put you behind a team of huskies. They differ in the valley, the meal and the length of the day.
Tamokdalen
Drive your own sled in the Tamokdalen valley, with a warm meal and a visit to the dog yard.
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A husky experience from Tromsø where you drive the dog sled yourself.
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Drive your own husky sled, followed by a traditional lunch.
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A half-day trip with transfer from Tromsø, your own team to drive, hot drinks and cake.
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Husky tours are hands-on, from the dog yard to the sled:
Good to know
Most husky tours from Tromsø are self-drive: after a short introduction you stand on the runners and steer your own team of dogs. Some tours let you ride as a passenger while a guide drives. The description in the booking window says which format you book, so check it if you would rather sit than steer.
The tours take you out of the city into the snow, and some include a transfer from Tromsø. One of them goes to Tamokdalen, a valley inland from Tromsø, and pairs the ride with a warm meal and a visit to the dog yard.
You spend a long time outside and the wind on the sled is cold. Dress in warm layers, with a hat, gloves and warm boots. Some tours provide winter clothing; the tour description says what is included.
The huskies are working dogs and love to run. Before and after the ride you usually spend time in the dog yard, where you can meet the team that pulled you. Some tours end with hot drinks and cake, a warm meal or a traditional lunch.
Sledding needs snow, so it is a winter activity. In summer some kennels offer husky hikes and puppy visits instead. For another animal encounter, a reindeer sledding tour brings you to a Sámi reindeer camp, and in the evening a northern lights tour takes you out under the Arctic sky.
On a self-drive tour, yes: you steer your own team after an introduction by the guides. The tour description in the booking window says whether you drive or ride as a passenger.
No. The guides explain how to brake, steer and handle the dogs before you set off.
Sledding needs snow. In summer some kennels offer husky hikes and puppy visits instead.
Choose your day, book the tour and dress for a day in the snow.