Loggers Lodge

Head out for a dogsledding experience in the winter landscapes of Swedish Lapland. You’ll meet a trained team of huskies and learn the basics of how to stand, steer and balance on the sled. Once on the trail, you’ll move through beautiful forests and open stretches of snow, guided by the pace of the dogs.

You can choose to drive your own team or ride with a professional musher who handles the sled. As daylight shifts into the soft Arctic evening, you may even spot the Northern Lights while the dogs lead you steadily through the wilderness.

During your stay at Loggers Lodge, you can head out for northern lights viewing between mid-August and mid-April. Far from city lights, the area gives you a clear sky and open views of the horizon. You’ll step outside with warm gear and wait as the night settles in. A guide can help you read the sky, understand the forecasts and choose the best viewing spots around the forest and nearby open spaces.

When the aurora appears, you’ll watch the colours shift and move across the darkness in real time. It’s a simple, steady experience that lets you focus on the sky, the cold air and the calm around you.

Join an in-house guided kayaking experience that takes you onto the calm lakes and slow-moving waterways around the area. Your guide helps you get comfortable with the equipment before you step into the kayak and begin moving at your own pace.

As you paddle, you’ll pass through calm stretches of water framed by forests, open skies and the stillness that defines Swedish Lapland. You may stop at small banks or open patches to rest, observe the surroundings or take photos. The trip keeps the focus on the charm of paddling, the clean air and the easy way the landscape reveals itself as you move.