Howling Dog Echo

Join us for an overnight journey through the Reisa Valley and experience life on the trail with a team of Alaskan huskies.

Travelling by dog sled is one of the oldest ways of moving through the Arctic. It is quiet, efficient and closely connected to the landscape. Along the way you'll learn how to handle your own team, take part in caring for the dogs and experience what everyday life on a longer expedition is like.

We spend the night in a simple wilderness cabin or tent, depending on the seasonal weather and the route. Dinner is prepared together, stories are shared around the fire and, if the conditions are right, the northern lights may appear above camp.The pace is set by the dogs, the weather and the conditions. That's how we have always travelled, and that's how we still do it.

Guided by experience

Roy has spent more than twenty years travelling with sled dogs in Northern Norway. He has completed ten long-distance races and knows these mountains through every season. His focus has always been the same: healthy dogs, safe journeys and good experiences for the people travelling with him.

Leave no trace

We travel in small groups and leave as little trace as possible. Dog sledding is a traditional way of travelling in the Arctic, and we believe it should remain that way—with respect for nature, wildlife and the dogs that make the journey possible.