Multi Day Dog Sled Trips

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Philipp Bergau grew up as an ordinary Berlin city boy with no intention living in the outdoors. A decent education, a study after that, then working as an event lighting technician- that was the plan. But 10 years ago, it all changed when he got his first sleddog out of a dog shelter. Since then it was a constant improvement from city life, to a cabin in the woods of Germany, to 4 years of guiding people in northern Sweden. And finally, coming up to Svalbard with 5 of his own bred dogs. During all this time he learned allot from different people/musher and he did read all he could. The rest of the time he spent on multiple week hikes during summer and on the sled and skis during winter time.

Now he and his 8 Alaskan Malamutes are living between Åre and Svalbard

Driving your own team of dogs is a great experience, an exciting adventure in the snowy winterworld of the North. The impressive performance of the sled dogs will certainly remain an outstanding memory of an incredible adventure tour.

The dogs are restless, want to go. When the journey begins, they are in their element! With great endurance those outstanding kind and loving creatures let the sled glide over the pristine snow carpet. The journey through the infinite white becomes a pleasure, an experience that will last for a long time.

The tours last from 2 to 5 full days, in groups of 2-8 participants, and follow along the beautiful southern Kungsleden trail on which you will spend the nights in wooden stove heated mountain cabins. Added to this are the arrival and departure day, which you also spend on site.

Prices vary from 7.000Sek – 14.000Sek for 2-5 days with more on request. Just contact us. Package includes: Your own dog team, All meals/drinks, Cabin rentals, Transportation with Outer clothes, Sleeping bags and boots for rent

Time period: 28 Dec – 30 April

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