A minimum of 16 paws and 4 cold noses greet you on this outdoor day! In selected regions, you and your team can experience a husky adventure in the winter. There are usually 4 dogs pulling a sledge. But before you set off on the marked trail, the musher (the driver of the dog sledge) introduces the sledge and sledge clamp. To finish, you try out the relevant commands. And then? - The husky sledge rides with you. Be sure to wrap up warm!
The husky tour can be combined easily with igloo building! While part of the group rides on the sledge, the other participants can build the igloo, and then they can swap over.

• A shuttle takes you from the hotel to the mountain. We need an even, flat surface for the team. Frequently, we can use the free spaces next to the cross-country ski tracks for this purpose.
• Once you have arrived in the snow, the dog team greets you with loud barking and friendly tail-wagging. Your musher, the driver of the dog sledge, is of secondary importance for the time being!
• After the friendly greeting from the entire dog team and lots of TLC, things gets interesting. Your musher familiarises you with the character traits of the dogs and explains the position of each dog in the team.
• This is followed by an introduction to the sledge and the commands that the dogs (hopefully) listen to!
• You can help with the harnessing and when the first sledge is all set you are good to go. 4 to 6 bundles of energy are now at your command!
• You will see what a great experience it is to race with your huskies almost alone on the mountain and witness the strength and stamina of these faithful companions.
• There are usually 1 to 2 teams running parallel, while the rest of the group is supplied with a glass of mulled wine at the camp fire and looks forward to the next tour!
• The husky tour can be combined easily with igloo building! While part of the group rides on the sledge, the other participants can build the igloo, and then they can swap over.