A Canine Case
They’re cute and they’re fast. They were born to run in Arctic conditions and are waiting for you to send them on their way. Hang on to your sled and make sure you know where the brake pedal is!
A husky tour is an exquisite way to see the Arctic wilderness. There is something primeval in making your way through snowy landscapes with a pack of dogs. Needless to say, it is also as environmentally friendly as it gets.
Don’t be intimidated, being in charge of your own sled dog team is not rocket science. Your safari guide will assemble a team that suits you. He’ll also give you driving instructions; basically, all you need to do is steer and brake, and your canine friends will take care of the rest.
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In Lapland, swapping the hustle and bustle of ski resorts and cities to the peace and quiet of the wilderness takes mere minutes.
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