Frequently asked questions

• When should I be there?

You are welcome to the start/meeting point 10 minutes before your scheduled Husky Tour.

• I have never done dogsledding before. Is this for me?

Yes absolutely! There is no pre-experience required to enjoy our dogsled tours.

We always start the activity with instructions about how to drive a sled, when to use the break and communicating with the dogs.

You are never alone on the track, an experienced guide is with you at all times during the tour. You will follow the guide during the whole tour and we always wait for every participant.

• How many participants can drive their own sled at the same time?

We have 4 to 5 sleds for our guests, so 4 to 5 adults can drive and 4 to 5 kids can sit in the sleds during the same tour. If there are teenagers coming they can share the same sled and switch roles (driver/passenger) during the tour. The weight limit for this duo is 120 kg. The weight limit for the Trapper tour is 100 kg. If you are 1 person and you exceed the weight limit, please contact us, since you can help the dogs and there is no weight in the sled, we can usually make it work.

• I can not drive the sled (I’m pregnant/injured/have bad balance/problem with knees or back). Is there is a dogsled tour for me?

Yes, we have a special sled tour where you sit comfortably while the guide is driving the sled. Look at our Family Husky tour!

• Is it possible to combine the Family Husky tour with the other sled tours?

No, unfortunately not. The big family sled requires 10 to 12 dogs and a special track. But we can plan your respective sled tours so that they start after each other so you can see your family and friends coming back and starting their dogsled tour.

• Which clothes should I wear?

Wear your skiing clothes, that is perfect. You don’t need a helmet but you can absolutely wear one if you want.

Wear normal winter shoes (no ski shoes allowed!).

Wear mittens or gloves, of course, and take your goggles in case it is windy or snowy weather.

• Are the dogs friendly?

Yes, definitely! All our dogs are friendly and love to be cuddled. Of course they can bark loudly but it’s because they are impatient to run!

• Can I take pictures or videos during the tour?

Please don’t! Focus on your dogsled experience and on driving the sled. But if you share the sled with a passenger, he/she can absolutely film or take as many pictures as you want.

We take some breaks during the dogsled tour to take pictures of you (for free, with your phone). You will also have some time after the tour to cuddle the dogs and take pictures.

• Is it possible to come without appointment or booking?

No, unfortunately we do not have “drop in” possibilities as we are fully booked almost every day, every tour. Please book your dogsled tour online by clicking the book now button.

• Which rules do we have to follow when we rent a husky?

In Sweden, it is legally required that dogs are leashed or kept under control so that they cannot cause damage. The so-called strict liability principle means that the dog owner – or in this case, the renter – is fully responsible for all damage or accidents caused by the dog.

During the walk:
It is NOT permitted to let our huskies greet, sniff, or play with other dogs.
Clean up your dog’s poop – we provide poop bags.
You may not give the dog any food other than the food we provide to you.
You are responsible for the dog’s safety, health, and well-being for the entire rental period. We do NOT allow any physical behavior towards our dogs.
The dog must be supervised and must not be harmed (mentally or physically) or be lost.
The dog must always be leashed. The dog may not run loose, and children under 12 years old and 50 kilos must be attached to the dog together with an adult. We will provide you with hip belts and a bungee leash for your party.
The dog must be returned by 5:00 PM at the latest. If you wish to return the dog earlier, please call +46 (0)73 048 89 83 at least 45 minutes before the return time.

INJURED or LOST dog:
The renter must immediately contact Adventure Dreams in the event of damage or if the dog gets lost, and to take all reasonable steps to find the dog.
The renter is responsible for all time, costs, and any damage incurred in connection with the search or care (after physical injury) of the dog.
In the event of a dog being lost, a sum of 12,000 SEK will be charged, corresponding to the dog’s basic value. This does not exclude further claims for damages, replacement costs, or other financial consequences for Adventure Dreams.