Hetta Huskies and Cape lapland is more than a sled dog farm, it is a haven for dogs! Before the safari (that was everything I hoped for) the guides explained how they take care of the dogs, including checking every single one of them every week to make sure they are all happy and healthy. They also never out down any of their dogs just because they can't run very much in safaris, which unfortunately is common among other farms They had lots of rescued dogs and shared stories about them which was lovely to hear! They also have an adoption programme, and it is hard not to want to take every single one of the dogs home!
The owners Anna and Pasi was super nice and really go the extra mile to make sure the clients and dogs ar having a great time, as well as all of the helpful guides.
I can't wait to come back to Hetta and do more sledding and to meet all of the dogs!
Wonderful place, people and dogs! Highly recommend coming here, you get a really hands on experience with great, friendly dogs. The guides are so enthusiastic and knowledgeable, making sure you have the best time. The landscapes are so beautiful, sledding through snow covered forest and the wide open tundra!
Hetta Huskies is a really special farm with beautiful dogs whose care comes first. The guides are all friendly, experienced and have lots of knowledge about mushing, the dogs and the region. The setting in the Arctic is beautiful, and the trails are varied- across marshes, lakes, forest.
Our safari at Hetta Huskies was the highlight of our time in Lapland. Lots of incredible huskies in a beautiful setting.
Amazing first experience on my first dog sledding day! :)
Both the dogs and guides were friendly and seemed professional.
It was a smooth ride and can't wait to do some more.
Great experience! perfect organization, very motivated staff and above all really wonderful dogs!
One of the main attractions in Enontekio is the Hetta Huskies farm; visitors are welcome year round, and the activities on offer vary depending on the season, with dog sledding available in winter, and farm visits / dog walks in summer