Challenge participants each have their own dog sled pulled by a team of 4-6 huskies, looking after each other and becoming a powerful unit by the end of the fundraising dog sled challenge. Dog sledding over 200 kilometres from our base camp into the wilds of the most northern European country of Norway, this event proves to be the charity challenge of a lifetime for many participants. 

This is a fantastic opportunity to dog sled in the Arctic Circle, in the far north of Norway. You will be in charge of your own team of huskies, as you sled over 200km from our base camp across frozen lakes, through deep snow, and into the Norwegian wilderness.

In the evenings we will stay at lodges, and relax in the sauna after a hard day's sledding. The pristine beauty of Lapland and the alienness of this snowbound environment is truly something to behold. The sense of space you get from standing outside your cabin watching the majestic display of the Northern Lights is quite unique.

This is a fantastic opportunity to dog sled in the Arctic Circle, in the far north of Norway. You will be in charge of your own team of huskies, as you sled over 200km from our base camp across frozen lakes, through deep snow, and into the Norwegian wilderness.

In the evenings we will stay at lodges, and relax in the sauna after a hard day's sledding. The pristine beauty of Lapland and the alienness of this snowbound environment is truly something to behold. The sense of space you get from standing outside your cabin watching the majestic display of the Northern Lights is quite unique.

This is a fundraising event for the Rhys Daniels Trust: a charity that the AITCH Group is personally attached to.  AITCH Group will be dog sledding over 200 kilometres from their base camp into the wilds of Norway. With temperatures falling as low as -30c the bond between man and dog becomes essential, and the real essence of teamwork is truly tested in this hostile arctic environment.   The trip will finish at the Ice Hotel.

We will be dog sledding over 200 kilometres from our base camp into the wilds of Norway. This charity dog sledding event proves to be an amazing challenge for many participants. With temperatures falling as low as -30c the bond between man and dog becomes essential, and the real essence of teamwork is truly tested in this hostile arctic environment. 

Sledding over 200 kilometres from our base camp into the wilds of Norway, this event proves the ultimate challenge for many participants.  With temperatures falling as low as -30oC the bond between man and dog becomes essential, and the real essence of teamwork is truly tested in this hostile environment. Participants are fully responsible for their own team of 4-6 huskies.

This is a fantastic opportunity to dog sled in the Arctic Circle, in the far north of Norway. You will be in charge of your own team of huskies, as you sled over 200km from our base camp across frozen lakes, through deep snow, and into the Norwegian wilderness.

In the evenings we will stay at lodges, and relax in the sauna after a hard day's sledding. The pristine beauty of Lapland and the alienness of this snowbound environment is truly something to behold. The sense of space you get from standing outside your cabin watching the majestic display of the Northern Lights is quite unique.