Top Norway Winter Sports

Traveling by dog sled is the quintessential way to see the Arctic wilderness, but it takes some practice. This small-group tour from Tromsø teaches you how to control your sled and mush your own team of huskies. Afterward, enjoy cake and a warm drink in the lavvu (traditional Sámi tent).

Take the reins—and discover parts of the arctic landscape you’d otherwise miss—on this small-group dog sledding tour from Alta. Receive one-on-one training and learn about the history of this traditional mode of transport from your guide. Explore the Gargia Valley’s rugged scenery, drive through pine forests and frozen terrain, and warm up inside a mountain lodge while enjoying a hot drink.

Step into a snowy wonderland and experience winter like the locals: simple, playful, and full of joy. This self-guided experience gives you everything you need for two hours of fun, including sledding, mini skiing, and cozy moments in the snow. Warm up with complimentary hot drinks and local snacks in between tobogganing and skiing. Your friendly host will meet you on-site, provide all the equipment, and give a quick safety and activity briefing so everyone feels confident and ready. Then the time is yours – explore, play, and enjoy the Arctic at your own pace, with no schedule and no rush. When your adventure is over, simply call your host for easy pickup. Smooth, convenient, and eco-friendly. Perfect for families, friends, couples, beginners, and anyone looking for a fun and relaxed winter experience in Tromsø.

Set against the stunning backdrop of Tamok Valley, this adventure combines snowmobiling with a unique cultural experience. After gearing up with thermal suits, ride over open mountain terrain, guided by an experienced local who ensures a safe and enjoyable ride—no prior experience is required. Afterward, warm up in a traditional Sámi lavvu, savoring a hearty meal while surrounded by Sámi craftsmanship. The journey continues to a Sámi reindeer camp, where you can hand-feed these majestic animals and learn about the age-old herding traditions of the Sámi people. This immersive day connects the thrill of Arctic exploration with the rich cultural heritage of the region.

Trek through the Arctic without the fear of getting lost on a small-group snow-shoeing tour. Admire vast fjords and towering mountains as you set out from Tromsø, first by vehicle and then on foot. Keep an eye out for native wildlife and enjoy a light meal on a local summit, marveling at the exquisite 360-degree views.

The highlight of any trip above the arctic circle: experiencing the magical northern lights dance across the sky. The mystery of light has given us many myths and legends over the years. Everything from heroes who lit up the sky to mysterious fire foxes and warnings of danger. The dry and stable climate in Alta provides the best conditions for seeing the Northern Lights. On this trip we combine the excitement of snowmobiling with experiencing the northern lights dancing across the sky. We take you along the old postal road up to the very edge of Finnmarksvidda to a mountain range called Beskardes. Far away from the lights of the city this trip provides the ideal conditions to see the northern lights in a beautiful winter landscape. If we are lucky we will get to see the magnificent northern lights dancing across the sky on our trip, or be treated with a beautiful arctic night sky.

Immerse yourself in some of Norway’s wildest and most untamed scenery—and enjoy an adventurous way to explore—on this half-day, small-group snowmobile tour. Following hotel pickup from Alta, head to the remote Finnmarksvidda plateau, where you’ll receive training on how to operate the snowmobiles and enjoy hot beverages. Then, set off on your safari into nature, and discover the lunar beauty of northern Norway’s landscapes.

An evening in the Arctic wilderness awaits at Gargia Lodge, where 40 lively huskies greet you with excitement. Just 30 minutes from Alta, this immersive experience begins with a guided exploration of dog sledding, revealing the bond between mushers and their dogs. After connecting with these friendly Arctic canines, warm up inside a traditional Sámi hut while savoring hearty Arctic stew. As you dine, captivating tales of historic postal routes unfold, linking communities across the harsh landscapes of Finnmark. Step outside for a chance to witness the mesmerizing Northern Lights dancing overhead, making each visit a unique adventure under the Arctic sky.

Learn something new—and explore the Arctic landscape in a more active way than other tours—at this small-group cross-country ski lesson in Tromsø, designed for beginners. Follow a program developed by Olympic champion Erik Valnes, with exercises to help with balance. Glide into the landscape at a relaxed pace, pause to capture photos and hear stories, and warm up with a hot drink and snack included.

Go off the beaten track and ride into the Arctic wilderness on this snowmobiling tour from Alta. Whether or not you've driven a snowmobile before, feel confident under your expert guide's supervision and ride through snow-covered forests into the remote mountain plateau of Finnmarksvidda, one of Europe's last wilderness areas.

Enjoy a rare opportunity to immerse yourself in Sámi culture on this tour from Tromsø. Head out of the city to a reindeer camp, take a short sled ride through the snow, then feed the reindeer and warm up with hot drinks and a 3-course dinner inside a traditional hut. Afterward, hear Sámi stories and traditional music by the fireside in an Iavuu (Sámi tent).

Get acquainted with traditional Sami culture and reindeer on a half-day tour from Tromsø. Alongside your guide, experience the joy of reindeer sledding through Tromsø's picturesque, and snow-shrouded landscape. After feeding a herd of 300 reindeer, take a comfortable seat inside a "lavuu" (Sami tent) to listen to stories about Sami culture around a campfire. Revitalize with delicious Sami dishes while listening to your guide perform a "joik"(traditional Sami song).

Try your cross-country skiing skills on this small-group adventure in beautiful Tromso. Your instructor teaches you the technique you need to glide over the snow. Just meet at the designated spot, then pick out your included skis, boots, and poles. Do some practicing, then head out with your guide into the countryside.

Join us on an amazing Snowmobile Adventure that will lead us from Tromsø all the way to Finnish Lapland. Flexible and Scenic Routes – While the 3-Country Border is a standard highlight, the route may change based on weather, snow conditions, and safety considerations. Alternative routes can be just as rewarding. Focus on Exploration, Not Speed – The adventure emphasizes the beauty of Finnish Lapland’s landscapes over fast-paced riding. The terrain varies from flat frozen lakes to rugged trails. Comprehensive Safety Briefing – Before the ride, guests receive detailed instructions and safety gear to ensure a safe experience. Immersive Arctic Experience – Guests encounter the raw beauty and challenging weather of Lapland. Dressing warmly is essential to stay comfortable. Guided and Responsible Adventure – The tour is guided, and drivers must follow rules for safety. Drivers are responsible for any damages to the snowmobiles.

Drive your own dog sled pulled by huskies that love to run and cuddles in Tromso. Two people share each sled for an intimate experience while keeping costs down on this group tour. Travel over tundra and forests with great views of the Lyngen Alps or possibly the northern lights. Experienced mushers lead the trip with well-trained dogs and cozy sledding equipment for a joyful adventure.

Delve into the heart of Norwegian winter at Charlottenlund, just minutes from Tromsø. Guided by a local expert, enjoy sledding down picturesque hills, playing in the fresh snow, and soaking up the crisp Arctic air. After the thrilling rides, gather around a cozy campfire, where grilled sausages, hot drinks, and the iconic Kvikklunsj await. This 4-hour adventure is perfect for families, couples, and anyone keen to embrace authentic winter culture in a vibrant outdoor setting. - 4-hour guided sledding and campfire experience in Tromsø - Round-trip transportation from Tromsø city centre included - All necessary sledding equipment and winter clothing provided - Enjoy grilled sausages and hot drinks by the campfire

Driving your own team of huskies is an out of the ordinary experience and a must-do for anyone visiting Northern Norway. The dog sled has been used for centuries throughout the Arctic region, mainly for travel, hunting and transportation. Even if outdoor winter adventures are not your thing, this tour offers you a chance to check this traditional experience off your list and take lots of photos. Two people will share one sled: one as a driver and the other one as a passenger. You will get a chance to swap places halfway through the tour, so that everyone gets to experience the life of a dog musher, but also have time to take all the photographs they want. When you change back to your normal clothes from the polar suits and wave one last goodbye to the huskies, you’ll be driven back to the city with an experience of a lifetime behind you and spectacular photos to show for it!

Enjoy the thrill of a short dog sled ride led by our professional mushers, visit our dog kennel, get a taste of riding a snowmobile, meet the reindeer, and test your Arctic wilderness skills, all in one unforgettable location.

Traveling into the countryside beyond Tromso on your own can prove tricky, but this guided experience makes an evening under the Arctic sky simple. Try your hand at traditional reindeer sledding, then help to feed them. Warm up inside a traditional lavvu (cone-shaped tent) with stew and a hot drink while listening to stories about Saami (indigenous) life. Your guide keeps an eye out for the northern lights and will help you view them, should they appear.

Experience the Arctic like a hardy musher: from a sled pulled through the snow by a team of huskies. Drive your own sled or enjoy the ride as a passenger and take in the wintery beauty and rugged landscapes of Northern Norway. You'll be kitted out with a thermal suit to keep the cold at bay and afterward enjoy cozy storytelling, hot drinks, and snacks in a tent.

A completely private experience at our small-scale husky farm, far from the crowds around Tromsø. The day is adapted to you: drive your own wheeled dog team, share the driving with someone in your group, or enjoy the journey as a passenger with your guide. Meet our pack of around 35 Alaskan huskies and learn how they live, train and work together. After a clear safety briefing, your guide prepares and harnesses the dogs before you head out with a team of 6–8 enthusiastic huskies along quiet forest trails. The route and pace are adapted to the weather, temperature, dogs and your wishes. After the run, enjoy a warm Norwegian lunch, hot drinks and time around the fire while hearing about everyday life with the dogs. Personal, flexible and family-friendly — with no other guests joining your group.

The tours are with wheeled wagons until there is enough snow and as long conditions allow it. Venture into the Arctic wilderness on a small group dog sledding tour on Kvaløya near Tromsø. With a max. of 8 guests, this intimate experience allows you to connect with enthusiastic huskies while enjoying the breathtaking landscapes of Kvaløya. The experienced mushers will be driving the sleds. You will enjoy approx. 30 minutes of sledding, meeting huskies and listen to stories about life in a kennel. The tour includes a warm suit and boots, biscuits, and hot drinks to keep you cozy as you take in the beauty of the surroundings. Perfect for families, couples and single travellers. Children are welcome to join. If younger than 7 years of age please inform us. - Small group size of 8 guests for a personal experience - 4-hour tour including transport, warm drinks, and biscuits - Sledding & meeting huskies - Departure times: 07:45 AM & 12:15 PM

Experience Norway’s natural wonders on this shore excursion from Geiranger. After a scenic drive through the mountains, hop out for a photo on the dramatic cliff-edge of Flydalsjuvet. Continue to the 4,900-foot (1,500-meter) peak of Mount Dalsnibba, where, after winding along the hairpin bends, you’re rewarded with panoramic views over Geiranger and the UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord, before descending to the glittering Lake Djupvatn.