Siberian huskies pull sledges on an approximately eight-kilometre route through the Termusaapa mire conservation area. Tours run privately or for groups of two to six, including families. The operating farm also grows winter feed for reindeer and collects cloudberries and spruce shoots.
The safari includes driving instruction, time with the dogs and puppies, and a warm drink in a traditional Lapland hut, where guests can cook and eat their own food. In spring and summer, walking trips in the conservation area and birdwatching from a tower are offered. Card payment is preferred.
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