Pulled by a 10–14 Dog Team: Blueberrytour, a 3‑Hour Husky Sled Experience in Lycksele

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Pulled by a 10–14 Dog Team: Blueberrytour, a 3‑Hour Husky Sled Experience in Lycksele

A guided, three-hour husky sled outing in Lycksele where guests meet and help harness the team, ride a large wooden sled through Lapland scenery, and pause for a fire and warm drinks.

Pulled by a 10–14 Dog Team: Blueberrytour, a 3‑Hour Husky Sled Experience in Lycksele.

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Location
Lycksele
Operator
Wild Lapland
Category
Guided Tour
Robert Eric Crews
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Feel the raw pull of a large husky team as a professional guide leads you across Lapland terrain on a wide wooden sled draped in reindeer skins. Before you leave the kennel you meet the 10–14 dogs, learn how to harness and hook them to the sled, and—halfway through the run—stop to warm by a fire with hot drinks. The excursion is paced for photos and up‑close moments with the dogs while the guide remains nearby to answer questions.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE TEAM

Meet and Harness a 10–14 Dog Team

You get to know the whole husky team up close: learning to harness and hook the dogs is part of the experience, and every guest is invited to participate in preparing the team before departure.

THE RIDE

A Comfortable Sled Through Lapland Scenery

Ride on a large wooden sled covered with reindeer skins while a guide drives; the tour covers roughly 13–17 km depending on weather and trail conditions, making it ideal for filming and photography while the dogs run.

THE PAUSE

Halfway Fire and Warm Drinks

Midway through the outing the team stops to build a fire where guests can warm up and enjoy included hot drinks before the return to the kennel.

What the day feels like

What the Blueberrytour Feels Like

The flow is deliberate and hands‑on: at the kennel you meet the dogs and learn to harness them, then settle onto a reindeer‑skinned sled as a pro guide leads a 10–14 dog team across varied Lapland trails. About halfway there’s a fire break with warm drinks, after which you return to the kennel to reward the dogs and remove their harnesses.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this tour suits

1
Active FamiliesSuitable for families—this experience is offered for all ages.
2
PhotographersA good choice for capturing dynamic dog‑team shots and landscape photos; the tour is open to all ages.
3
First‑time Animal HandlersBeginners are welcome and invited to participate in handling the dogs; the outing is suitable for all ages.
4
Multigenerational GroupsA cross‑generational outdoor activity appropriate for all ages—children and older adults can join the same run.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Bring warm base layers and your own hat; guests should wear clothing appropriate to the weather underneath provided overalls.

Included Gear

Winter boots, overalls, large mittens and warm drinks by the fire are included in the tour.

Clothing Notes

Organizers provide protective outerwear, but personal hats and insulating layers are recommended to wear beneath the overall.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the Blueberrytour?

The tour lasts approximately 3 hours.

What equipment is provided?

Winter boots, overalls, large mittens and warm drinks by the fire are included.

What should I bring?

Bring warm clothes suitable for the weather to wear underneath the provided overall and your own hat.

How many dogs pull the sled?

A husky team of roughly 10–14 dogs pulls the sled.

Will I get to handle the dogs?

Yes—everyone is invited to participate in handling and preparing the dogs, including learning to harness and hook them to the sled.

How long is the route?

The tour typically covers about 13–17 km, depending on weather and trail conditions.

Is the tour suitable for children and older guests?

The tour is offered for all ages.