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1 hour 30 minutes
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Join our small, family-run company for a unique husky sledding experience in the heart of nature! Drive your own sled with guidance from professional mushers, enjoy friendly dogs, and warm up with hot drinks and cookies after the ride. Our family-friendly tours are perfect for all experience levels, letting you navigate the stunning Arctic landscape on an unforgettable adventure
Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Specialized infant seats are available
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
from one of our 4 meeting points
Thermal clothing
tea, coffee, hot chocolate, cookies
Aino Private Island Hotel
Kuusamontie 900 Rovaniemi Finland
Scandic Rovaniemi City
Koskikatu 23, Rovaniemi Finland
Santa Claus Holiday Village
Tahtikuja 2, Rovaniemi Finland
Arctic TreeHouse Hotel
Tarvantie 3 Rovaniemi Finland
Activity details Embark on the perfect introduction to dog sledding with our 5 km Trail of Tails: Step into the Mushing Life tour. This hands-on experience lets you take the reins and drive your own sled through a scenic winter wonderland, guided by our expert mushers. Before the journey begins, you'll meet our friendly Alaskan Huskies and receive a short lesson on mushing basics and sled safety. As you glide through snowy forests and gentle trails, you’ll feel the excitement of leading your own husky team while enjoying the peaceful Arctic surroundings. Perfect for first-timers, families, and anyone curious to experience the magic of mushing
Pickup included
1 review
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
isaacv618,
Dec 8, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
There is business — and with business often comes greed. There are seasonal activities — and with those comes unpredictable climate. My experience in Lapland recently highlighted both of these truths. Arriving on our second day of winter, we naturally expected snow, beauty, and cold. Instead, December 2025 gave us +6 degrees and rain. The Husky safari company we had booked with called us on the morning of the activity and offered the option to cancel due to the lack of snow and poor conditions. I was genuinely surprised. Every cancellation means lost income for them. No matter the weather, the Huskies still need to be run, fed, and cared for, and all operating costs remain. The fact that this couple running the safari put the customer experience first — above profit — is exactly why I highly recommend them. They run the business themselves, and from what I understand, they also have a young child. Balancing life, dogs, weather, and customers is not easy. Seeing their empathy and passion was humbling. Even though conditions weren’t ideal, we chose to continue with the safari. They provided us with a guide (understandably, since driving the Huskies ourselves wasn’t safe in the wet conditions). Yet my three-year-old still had the experience of a lifetime. Travellers need to remember that the climate is changing, and operators cannot control the weather. They should not be punished for things out of their hands — especially when they are still willing to give you the best experience possible. Let’s support these small operators so they can continue to grow and survive. The Huskies had been relocated from previous years, and the couple has built a beautiful little establishment. I wish them nothing but the best in the future.

Operated by Baba Husky