Great trip out, loved every minute. didn't feel rushed, it was nice and chilled with the husky ride, its not long but its great, we then got the meet the dogs after and stroke them. Afterwards we walked round to the reindeers, again nothing rushed (some say a lot of standing around, but I liked just having to time to look about and chill out for once!) reindeer ride again not that long but it was fine, long enough for an experience. lovely berry juice to warm you up, but we were so lucky with the weather, -6 and bright blue skies! After that we drove out for the snowmobiles

Overall, the experience was fun, but didn't quite match our expectations. Unfortunately, we didn't receive any confirmation after sending our address, so we had to call the organizers right before the event started and finally arrived a little late. All the staff were very nice and enthusiastic. The first activity was a ride with the dog sled. We were a little disappointed to find out that the ride was shorter than we expected. Each group of two or three guests could ride one round on a short track that lasted roughly three or four minutes. The sled itself was controlled by the staff. After the dog sled ride, we visited the reindeer and were offered some cookies and a warm beverage. The following ride on a sled pulled by a reindeer was rather short and slow as well, about six or seven minutes. Just as with the dog sled, the ride took place on a circular, tightly fenced track. It was an interesting experience, but quite uneventful after all.

The guides on the reindeer and husky excursions were wonderful. They obviously love what they do and are extremely knowledgeable. The snowmobile tour was disappointing, only because I had planned to pay the single-driver supplement, but was told at the last minute it "wasn't available " on my tour. So I was stuck behind a young girl that was afraid of the machine and the rest of the pack had to stop and wait for us TWICE. They finally stopped and let us switch drivers, but it threw a damper on the whole trip. It was a busy day, but there WERE other solo drivers, and I saw empty machines. Not cool.