WHY YOU´LL LOVE IT
Meet the huskies at their own pace. Enter the free-run area and enjoy close contact with the dogs that choose to approach you.
Have time for cuddles and photographs. Pet the huskies and capture their individual personalities in a relaxed setting.
Discover life at a family-owned kennel. Meet the pack and hear how professional mushers care for and work with their dogs throughout the year.
Ask the questions you’ve always had. Learn about sled dogs, their routines and what it takes to look after an active team.
THE EXPERIENCE
Spend time with the huskies beyond a quick photo stop. Visit a family-owned kennel in Tepasto, around 30 minutes from Levi, where you can meet the dogs in their free-run area, pet those that approach and hear about their lives from the people who care for them. After meeting the pack, warm up beside the kota fire with hot berry juice and cookies. This easy outing is all about getting to know the dogs.
Kennel visit only - no husky sled ride!
Our destination is a small family-owned husky kennel called Lapland Wild Witch in Tepasto (30 km north of Levi, about 30 min drive from Levi center). Home to over 42 well-cared-for dogs - including Siberian and Arctic-Alaskan huskies as well as 3 reindeer dogs - the kennel is a peaceful place where the animals live a happy, healthy, and active life.
During your visit, you’ll enjoy plenty of quality time with the dogs. There is a special free-run area where the huskies can move freely and interact with guests. You’re warmly invited to enter, cuddle, pet, and take photos with the dogs in this relaxed, natural environment. We'll also walk around the kennel to meet other members of the pack.
A guide will introduce you to the daily life and care of sled dogs and answer any questions you may have about the animals and their routines.
After the tour, you’ll step inside a traditional Lappish hut (kota) to warm up by the open fire. There, you can enjoy hot berry juice and cookies, relax, and take in the cozy Arctic atmosphere.
The kennel is run by dedicated professional sport dog mushers who work closely with their dogs year-round. Their team includes Arctic-Alaskan huskies, a breed developed in early 20th-century Alaska specifically for racing during the Gold Rush era.