Overnight tours- 2 or 3 days

On the first day you’ll meet the dogs and learn how to handle your own team—how to harness, drive, and work together on the trail. Once everyone is ready, we head out along the beautiful Kalix River, surrounded by forests, swamps, and open views. With luck, we may spot moose in their winter grazing grounds, and on clear days you’ll see all the way to Kebnekaise, Sweden’s highest mountain.

Back at the kennel, you’ll be guided step by step through checking and massaging the dogs after the run. This hands-on practice helps you understand how to support their recovery and build trust as a partner on the trail. We then gather in the mindfulness tipi to explore how calm presence influences both us and the animals.

On this adventure, you’ll drive your own sled team through the mountain range next to the kennel. The trails demand teamwork—you’ll help your dogs on the climbs, and in return, you’ll be rewarded with sweeping views of untouched wilderness.

Lunch is served outdoors on the snow, and when conditions allow, we may even try ice fishing on the frozen lake.

In the evening we return to the kennel, where you’ll stay overnight in our cozy cabin by the Kalix River. Dinner and breakfast are included, along with plenty of time to relax and enjoy the Arctic silence.

With three days on the trail, this tour allows you to dive deeper into life with your sled team. Each day we explore the mountain range around the kennel, crossing frozen rivers and climbing ridges that reveal endless views of Lapland’s untouched landscape.

Outdoor lunches are prepared on the snow, and when possible, we add a taste of Arctic tradition by ice fishing on the frozen lake.

Evenings are spent at the kennel: feeding, massaging, and wrapping the dogs up for the night before gathering for dinner in the cabin. With two overnights included, you’ll have time to truly slow down and enjoy both the dogs and the stillness of the Arctic.

Ylva Forssén has over 20 years of dog experience, mainly in bird hunting and sled dogs. She is well educated in many disciplines and a dog psychologist. She has a Crossfields Institute level 3 diploma in mindfulness for people with their animals: Trust Technique Practitioner. Using mindfulness in daily training she creates a stress-free environment at the kennel. It can also help you who have problems with your dog to build a new relationship and trouble-free everyday life.

Born and raised in Kiruna, Peter has spent his whole life exploring the mountains and forests around our kennel—hunting, fishing, and living close to nature. With his deep knowledge of the land and years of guiding experience, he knows every trail, river, and hidden spot in the wilderness.

As a skilled snowmobile guide, Peter brings both adventure and security to your journey. His calm presence and expertise ensure that you are always safe while experiencing the very best of Arctic nature.

Animal welfare is the core in our work. We always put the dogs first in all we do.