As autumn arrives in Dalarna, our 30 Siberian huskies begin their training for the winter season. Follow us behind the scenes as we prepare the dogs, build their fitness and get ready for another winter of husky adventures in the Swedish wilderness.

Behind every winter adventure is a story of craftsmanship, tradition and countless kilometers through the wilderness. Discover why we choose wooden sleds, rebuild them to suit our way of mushing and repair them by hand when nature puts them to the test.

Winter bookings at Below Zero Husky Tours are now open. Join us for an authentic husky adventure through the winter wilderness of Dalarna, and book early to secure your preferred date.

People often associate Siberian Huskies with snow and winter. But despite their thick coats, healthy working huskies can handle summer surprisingly well—provided they have the right care, plenty of water and opportunities to cool down.

One of the comments we hear most often from visitors is:

"I didn't expect the dogs to be this friendly."

Many people have never met sled dogs before. Some imagine that a kennel with thirty Siberian huskies must be loud, chaotic, or intimidating. Instead, they are often greeted by wagging tails, curious noses, and dogs eager to say hello.

Many visitors see Dalarna as a place of forests, lakes and mountains. But hidden beneath the trees are old paths that once connected remote farms.

A Husky Hike is one of the most unique ways to explore the deep forests of Dalarna during summer.