Rovaniemi: The Happy Trail Morning Husky Tour

A perfect way to enjoy the thrill of mushing a dog team with your family. Meet dogs, learn how to drive your sled and then head of for a thrilling dash through the magical snowy forest. Afterwards there will be time to mingle with the dogs and have juice and cookies around the fire.

This safari is most suitable for families with small children or for people, who would not like to stay outdoors too long. There is always a chance to spend time with huskies after the safari, learn some interesting fact about sled dogs and definitely make some nice photos for your memories to take back home. We serve hot berry juice after the husky safari to warm you up. 

Included: Transfers from/to selected locations, safety- and driving instructions, 45 minute tour with a husky sled (2 adults and 2 children per sled), hot juice, cookies, arctic outer clothing and informative talk about huskies.

Excluded: Transfers from/to Arctic SnowHotel, Apukka Resort, Vaattunki Wildnerness Resort at an extra 12€ / person / direction. Please select the additional product if you require transfers from/to any of the mentioned locations. 

Please note

PICK UP TIME AND PLACE

You will be able to choose your pickup location when you make the booking. We only offer pickups from certain collective meeting points within the Rovaniemi area. Pickups begin approximately one hour before the starting time of the tour. Make sure this does not conflict with your schedule. 

During pick up driver will look for you by your name in the reception area of the informed hotel.

Please inform us of your mobile phone number, in case we need to contact you on the day of the tour.

RATES

Rates are stated per person. One sled is shared by 2 adults and max 2 kids, in half way there will be a chance to switch drivers. By choosing the single driving pricing category you reserve one sled per one adult.

TEENAGER CATEGORY

Only adults (age 17+) will be allowed to self-drive.

Guests between the ages of 13-16 are considered teenagers. Teenagers are not eligible to drive the sled themselves and will be required to sit in the sled of the guide.