Our 2,5 hour tour targets our more passionated guests who are eager to learn more about handling the dogs and putting together a winning team. This is a tour that takes you further into the mountains, and includes a slightly longer break where your can treat yourself to a waffle and a hot beverage on a secluded mountain café. This is also a great time to spend cuddling with our howling heroes.
We meet 15 minutes before departure and start getting our dog teams together. After the introduction and safety briefing we head up the mountain on our dog sleds. Each sled is driven by one in your company, and the guide leads the convoy into the wilderness.
“Had the most amazing experience today riding a dog sled up and down the mountain. It has always been our daughters dream to do and their dream came true today, just magical. Thank you so much for making happy memories for us to cherish forever x” -Beks
“An amazing experience in beautiful surroundings! Excellent company, happy dogs, experienced guide, great weather and delicious food. I recommend everyone to add this trip to your bucket list!” -Maria
Are you ready to book your adventure with our huskies?
Each team can occupy a maximum of 3 adults or 2 adults and 3 children (2-12 years), about 240 kg maximum weight of passengers. Continue the booking by choosing cancelation insurance
We don’t combine parties but reserve our rights to alter each team so that they run evenly, so please don’t use more sleds then necessary for your group..
Owner and CEO since 2002. Musher, Photographer, Guide, certified Wilderness First Responder
Born and raised in Sälen, from three generations of entrepreneurs in tourism and guiding. Started dogsledding at the age of eight and has been doing it ever since. "What I love about Fjälläventyr is how it connects nature, animals and likeminded adventurers. Trying something new keeps us young... and bold!"
+46 702 64 09 21
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ludwig@fjallaventyr.com
Mountain guide/ Bike Coach, Certified Wilderness First Responder
Passionate musher and adventurer in winter turns avid mountain biker in summer, Björn has been on bikes since he could walk. Loves the big climbs because they lead to epic descents, and to get new people hooked on riding bikes in the outback.
+46 768 81 33 30
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bjorn@fjallaventyr.com
Mountainguide
Originating from Dalarna with the outmost passion for shredding, no matter the season or surface. "The mountains are truly Gods playground, and should be enjoyed to the fullest. Dog sledding or maybe lunch are the only things that could ever beat fresh pow!"
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andreas@fjallaventyr.com
Mountain guide
The Globetrotter of the bunch is originally from Canada and has managed an off-the-grid fishing lodge on Fulufjället for 15 years. "During low season I grab a pack and my passport and head out into the world. I love to pack light and experience new cultures on my time off."
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don@fjallaventyr.com
Guide
The lowland girl that finally find her way to the highlands. With a smile from ear to ear she lights up your experience even more. "I find my happiness and peace in nature and will gladly pass that forward"
+46 280 210 11
info@fjallaventyr.com
Mountain guide
Grew up in a military family with love for adventure. Survival in the wild, climbing and all type of skiing has been a big part of my life.
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ida@fjallaventyr.com
For our daily trips the meeting point is between the hotel Gammelgården and Högfjällshotellet. You can park your car at the Restaurant Appetito, and walk the last 50 meters to the starting point located just by the road. If you go by foot from Högfjällshotellet, it is about 750 meters East along Route 66.
Position: 61°09’26.8″N 13°07’54.8″E
We need time to give you proper instructions before we leave. Have also in mind that the dogs are always anxious to go. Therefore it’s really important that you be there 15 minutes before we leave.
For our dogsled trips we need 15 minutes to assemble, instruct and give you your teams. That means that you need to be at our starting point at least 15 minutes before departure. If you are not we regret that in such cases we can’t pay any compensation and you loose your spot.
Please make your reservation at least one day ahead. During high season we are very busy so please make your reservation at least a week ahead.
Dress for a day in the slopes but wear boots with high shafts instead of ski boots. Don’t forget your goggles, they might come in handy.
Avoid cotton socks and always wear gloves and a hat of sorts. Please have a look at nordicadventure.com if you feel that you need some proper gear!
Yes, we operate our tours by letting you drive the dogsled. There is of course a guide on the first team and you will get good instructions before we leave. There is nothing to worry about. All our costumers are beginners…
Well that is of course a matter of opinion. The speed varies from 10-25 km/hour.
Our dogs begin their training early autumn and can run at least 30 km a day. As a matter a fact, its really important to let these dogs exercise to stay both physically and mentally fit. They can pull approximately 260 kg/sled.
Must of our customers are newbies but its is really important that when you make your reservation you let us know about any physical limitation that might restrict you from driving. If you are fit enough to go skiing, you are fit enough to mush. Otherwise, you can most likely go with the guide on his/her sled.
It is quite bumpy and if you feel uncertain, please ask in advance to go with a guide.
You pay the tour when you make your reservation, by credit card.
We always adjust our tours so they are suited for every weather condition. Snow, wind and cold are part of the environment that we work in and give the tour another dimension. But have in mind that you should dress for a cold experience. Avoid cotton socks and always wear gloves and a hat of sorts. Please have a look at nordicadventure.com if you feel that you need some proper gear!