For many, the only way to explore the high Arctic is by dogsled. Following in the tracks of adventurers past, you’ll meet the impossibly excited dogs and their puppies before taking the reins to mush out into the snowy wilds. You’ll trace the frozen river into the valley of Bolterdalen, admiring spectacular views of mountains and glaciers before ending with a hot drink and biscuits in a heated log cabin.
Dogsledding in Bolterdalen
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Polar Night: Northern Lights in Svalbard
5 day tailor-made break
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The ultimate in feel-good adventure
» 4-hour excursion. Operates Feb to May.
» Price from: £125
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