 Dogsledding in the Swedish Wilderness  You will become one with your team  Winter Sunset at Lake Raftsjön  Snow Shoeing in snowy weather
 Husky Holidays Stars
Time to celebrate  Catching dinner on the lake
 Silent travel through the Swedish forrest
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Sunday
Arrival. Check out the place and settle in.
We equip you with boots and additional warm clothing.
Welcome dinner with traditional Scandinavian dishes.
Talks around the week ahead of us..
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Monday
Breakfast. Meeting dogs!
Take part in the morning chores in the dog yard.
If you are a beginner, or want to refresh your knowledge of how to
drive a sled, we would like to take a round with you standing on the
sled runners for the first time being towed behind a snowmobile.
This gives you the time to get into handling of a sled without dogs to begin with.
We take our first husky tour after lunch.
We practise a little snowshoeing after the tour, probably with headlamps on.
We could take some puppies with us for a walk in the forest.
Or you might want to try a SPARK -this lovely little sled functions
like a kick bike, and is the most original way of transporting oneself
around the village.
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Tuesday
Cross Country Skiing. Never tried it before?
We help you with basic instructions in the art of ski touring.
We have some very simple tracks around, true beginners conditions.
Or you are experienced and will enjoy the challenge of the vast forests of Sweden .
At noon we line up the dog teams and head for lake Raftsjön.
We park the dogs by the trees along the shore, and have our lunch
at a wind-shelter by the shore of the ice-covered lake.
We are now ready to test our skills with ice fishing.
We make holes in the ice, and start fishing.
Should we have the luck to catch a few char or trout,
is our main dish for the evening secured.
Imagine something as delicious as freshly caught fish
and potatoes, some salad to go with it?
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Wednesday.
Sled-dog tour in the morning.
Barbeque lunch in our grill-tipi at the farm.
Our nearby ski lift is the centre for the tobogganing in the afternoon.
It’s exhilarating to race down the slops on plastic mats, flying saucers,
toboggans or snow racers.We return home as we came: on the snowmobile.
Some of our guests enjoy an artistic expression through carving sculptures
in frozen ice blocks. You are welcome to give it a go.
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Thursday.
The day is open. Dog sledding?
Yes, most people want to do a tour with the dogs.
It’s good for the dogs to get out on a run.
Cross country skiing? The skiing has for our guests been a very mixed experience.
Some couldn’t get enough, some did after the first go. Give it a chance.
Snowshoeing, maybe?
Tobogganing, has proved very popular.
Winter Walking sounds a bit strange to a Scandinavian.
But why not wander along, it’s bound to be very healthy.
There are several thousand kilometres of hard packed snowmobile
trails throughout Sweden, perfectly suitable for hikes.
From Munken you easily have more than enough for a long
daytrip taking you in different directions each day, if you so wish.
There are some shelters along, where you can make a fire
and eat your lunch.
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Friday
We get our dog teams ready shortly after breakfast.
We make it a full day excursion, in a lovely forest area,
where the silence of the true wilderness will sink into you.
40- 50 kilometres ride. Pick nick lunch.
Back at the farm, the Sauna should be ready for us.
We round off our week with the best of local cuisine;
Elk à la Kimi.
We have a number of films about dogdriving, competitions and expeditions.
You want to watch one after dinner?
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Saturday.
Breakfast and good bye to all the dogs.
Transfer to Östersund in the morning.
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