Pallas Husky has been offering sled dog tours with Alaskan Huskies in the deep snowy, beautiful landscapes of Pallas Ylläs National Park since 1993. Pallas Husky is located in the village of Rauhala, in the fells of northwest Lapland, 200 km north of the Arctic Circle, and is 45 minutes by bus from Kittilä Airport. From Helsinki you can fly to Kittilä in one and a half hours.
Rauhala is located on Lake Jeris, on the edge of Pallas-Ylläs National Park. It is the third largest and most visited national park in Finland.
Markku Rauhala, the founder and owner of Pallas Husky, grew up here in Rauhala. He speaks Finnish, German and English.
Qualified widerness guide Laura will lead your tours as well.
Small groups of guests (maximum 6 people) allow personal safety and individual approach to sleds and dogs.
The biting frost and flurries of snow enchant the pure, snow-covered landscape. This beauty and silence is best admired and experienced with our four-legged friends. It often happens that one and even two visits to us are not enough and you want to return again and again.
You are welcome to visit us and our huskies to get to know the unique landscape of our region!
