My first experience of dog sledding was during the winter of 2001, it was one of the best adventurous things I have done. On my first occasion the weather was cold and sunny. Today it was blowing a blizzard, so eat your heart out Jack London! The dogs were soon roped up, reindeer skins put on the sled along with the anchor. When ever you stop the anchor must be put down or you could be left behind in the wilderness as the dogs carry on without you. After checking all was in order, to the shout of "mush mush" it was off across the virgin white snow. With all the rivers streams and lakes frozen we had no obstructions and were able to go anywhere. It was great fun to sled along forest tracks with the wind howling through the trees. As darkness enveloped us we made our way back to the kennels, it was time to feed the dogs then bed them down for the night.

Martin James, England

"What a fantastic experience - gorgeous dogs, gorgeous scenery, gorgeous food, the Aurora Borealis - what more could we ask for?!"

Katrina, from Australia & Dylan from Wales

"Who could think that, with so many dogs, we would have a chance of getting near such great food! Thanks for a great stay"
Chris & Robin, Perth Western Australia

"Thank you all for an unforgettable experience. Navigating by moonlight at 4 in the afternoon, lovely soup by a frozen river, Swedish wine with moose. So many lovely memories to take home"
Marcus & Kate, Melbourne & Zurich

"Thank you for a fantastic time. It will be a memory forever etched in our minds. The days flew by too fast"
Clint & Laurie, Texas, USA

"What can I say? Thank you for a truly unique experience. The location, the welcome, the dogs. All perfect, more then expected"
Leonie, South Africa