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Experience dogsledding in Svalbard – the high Arctic – with Arctic Husky Travellers, a small family business located 10 km outside the small settlement of Longyearbyen! In our husky kennel, we have 45 faithful sled dogs, which we have great pleasure with in both summer and winter. Together with our four-legged friends, we have criss-crossed large parts of the northern hemisphere. Our huskies have run the world’s longest dog race Iditarod in Alaska and Europe’s longest dog race Finnmarksløpet in Norway as well as even taken us to the North Pole. We have been living in Svalbard for more than 10 years and have the pleasure of offering small groups and families with children tailor-made dog sledding tours. We can also arrange more demanding tours for those with previous dog sledding experience.
Tommy has long experience with dog mushing and outdoor activities. He has completed the world’s longest dogsled race Iditarod in Alaska and Finnmarksløpet in Norway several times. He moved to Svalbard in 2007 and is traveling on long expeditions with and without guests in Norway, Svalbard, Canada, Alaska, and to the North Pole.
Janne has been dogsledding guiding trips on Svalbard since the 90’s. Janne likes to travel the land with the dogs and her family and when she is not busy taking great care of the dogs and the guests she is working at UNIS – University Center of Svalbard as a profesor in Arctic Marine Biology.
Anja moved to Svalbard in 2016 and has since then guided dogsledding trips. Anja has participated in many race and expeditions at Svalbard. Anja prefers being in the nature – preferable with dogs. Anja got a bachelor degree in outdoor activities and are now doing a master degree in outdoor activities. Anja is certified Arctic Nature Guide and Svalbard Guide