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Self-drive Dog Sledding Excursion in Trysil
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Organized by Fjell-Huskies Adventures
Trysil, Norway
3 hrs
From€197
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Viktor J., Netherlands — 13/03/2026
5/5
Very nice people who are knowledgeable about what they do.
Léonie G., France — 02/03/2026
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It has been like a perfect day with a wonderfull team of 40 dogs in the savage Norway nature! We Have also shared food around the fire like the indians
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No prior experience is necessary. Your guide will provide a full introduction to dog sledding, including safety instructions and practical tips, ensuring you feel confident before setting off.
Dress warmly in layers, including thermal underwear, a windproof jacket, insulated trousers, gloves, and a hat. The guide will supply additional gear such as boots and overalls to keep you comfortable during the activity.
The duration of the self-drive dog sledding excursion varies, but most outings last between two and four hours, including preparation and instruction time. Check the specific details when booking.
Many excursions welcome families, but age and height restrictions may apply for safety reasons. It is best to consult your guide in advance to ensure the activity is appropriate for your group.
Absolutely. The huskies are trained, healthy, and treated with great respect by the local professionals, who prioritise their wellbeing and happiness at all times.