1,5 hour husky experience – 5km Husky Safari & Farm Visit

Experience the thrill of a husky-pulled sledge ride through the Arctic wilderness!
Join a guided 4–5 km safari and discover the secrets of husky mushing as you ride a sled pulled by a team of six energetic Alaskan huskies. After the ride, relax in a cozy wilderness hut with a cup of steaming berry juice while listening to heartwarming stories about these lovable dogs.

This family-friendly adventure takes place at Pyhä Husky Farm — a privately owned husky farm nestled deep in the peaceful Lapland wilderness.. 

Arrival Instructions for Pyhä Husky Farm

📍 Address: Molkankummuntie 225, 98100 Kemijärvi

If you are arriving with your own car, please ensure the following:

• Arrive on time. If you get there early, kindly wait in the Husky Farm parking lot until the experience begins.
• Do not enter the farm area without a guide.
• Be ready and fully dressed in appropriate winter clothing at the starting time of the tour.

Your punctuality and preparation help us ensure a smooth and safe experience for everyone!

PLEASE NOTE FOR ALL SAFARIS

• At least one adult must always drive the sled.
• We always aim to fill the sleds: one sled can carry two adults and possibly one or two small children.
• If there are two adults in one sled, it's possible to switch drivers at the halfway point.
• Children under 18 years of age are not allowed to drive the sled. In rare cases, and only in safe conditions, our safari guides may allow exceptions.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION ABOUT CHILDREN

• Children under 4 years old cannot participate in the safaris for safety reasons.
• Husky excursions can be physically demanding and participants may be exposed to different kinds of physical strain. Therefore, in order to avoid any complications and to guarantee the safety of all participants, husky program are not suitable for pregnant women due to vibrations of uneven tracks.

Please Note: Sled Arrangements & Transportation

• We cannot guarantee that your whole family will ride in the same sled.
• A small child may sit on an adult’s lap, but if the children are too big to share a sled comfortably, we may need to split the group, placing one adult in another sled with other guests.
• Final seating arrangements are made on-site, based on safety and group size.

Transportation Information

• Transportation to the farm is not included in the experience by default.
• If you require pickup, please select the transportation option during the booking process.
• Pickup times will be confirmed after your reservation is completed. Pickups from Pyhä begin approximately 30 minutes before the experience.

Important Information About Winter Clothing

• Winter clothing is not included in this experience.
• If you need warm outerwear and winter shoes, please make sure to add them separately during the reservation process.

?? Please note:

• No winter clothing is available at the farm.
• Warm clothing and footwear will be provided before heading to the farm.
• If you are arriving by your own car, make sure you are properly dressed for winter conditions — or organize rental clothing with us in advance.
• Clothing must be picked up from the Kairankutsu Office in Pyhätunturi.

All our dogs are professional Alaskan Husky race dogs. Alaskan husky is an English term for a type of sled dog that is primarily bred for performance, speed, and endurance rather than a specific breed standard. They are a crossbreed and are the most common type of dog used in competitive sled dog racing.

Key characteristics of Alaskan huskies

• Bred for work: They are selectively bred to be high-performing sled dogs, a mix of different breeds selected for their stamina, speed, and ability to work in a team.
• Not a purebred: Unlike a Siberian husky or Alaskan malamute, the Alaskan husky is a mixed-breed dog that is not officially recognized by any major kennel club.
• Physical variation: Their appearance can vary widely, depending on the specific lineage and intended use (e.g., sprint vs. long-distance racing).
• Temperament: They are known for being energetic, hardworking, and having a strong pack mentality, which makes them well-suited for working in groups. They need a lot of exercise to be happy.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact us at info@kairankutsu.fi.