Are you ready for the experience of a lifetime?
At Green Dog we offer the following trips:
- Jan-Feb
- 4 hours
The darkness and the snow arrives at about the same time in Svalbard – and the white cover makes the polarnight seem less dark. Dancing northern lights,glittering moonlight and the dark skys contrast to the white snowcover is something you dont want to miss out on!
- 2
- 6 years
- Min. 1
- Max. 8
- Jan-Feb
- 4 hours
- 2
- Feb-May
- 4 hours
This dogsledgetrip goes through beautiful Bolterdalen, which offers unique arctic scenery and good chances of observing artic wildlife, such as reindeer and ptarmigan.
- 2
- 6 years
- Min. 1
- Max. 8
- Feb-May
- 4 hours
- 2
- Jan-May
- 6-7 hours
Travel with your own dogsled to a magnificent ice cave, accessible only by dogsled. Within the ice cave, the lights from our headlamps let us experience ice as few people have seen it.
- 3
- 6 years
- Min. 1
- Max. 8
- Jan-May
- 6-7 hours
- 3
- Jan-May
- 3 days
At this 3 day adventure with dogsledge, you will experience the best of the arctic..icecave visit, overnight in a trappers cabin and of course lots of mushing!
- 3
- 12 years
- Min. 2
- Max. 6
- Jan-May
- 3 days
- 3
- Jun-Oct
- 4 hours
When the snow starts melting at the middle of June, we start using dogcarts instead of sledges. On this trip you can drive your own cart!
- 2
- 6 years
- Min. 1
- Max. 8
- Jun-Oct
- 4 hours
- 2
- Jul-Okt
- 3 hours
Enjoy the beautiful coastal landscape with sled dogs along “Vestpynten”, in a wagon with a 12-team,
driven by the guide.
- 2
- 2 years
- Min. 1
- Max. 8
- Jul-Okt
- 3 hours
- 2
- Jul-Sep
- 6 hours
Join us on a hike across the Breinosa mountain, with breath-taking views of over Adventdalen and Isfjorden!
- 3
- 10 years
- Min. 1
- Max. 8
- Jul-Sep
- 6 hours
- 3
- Nov-Dec
- 3,5 hours
A polarnight dog trip where the means of transport is dependent on snow conditions! You get to experience the wonderful Svalbard nature one way or the other!
- 2
- 6 years
- Min. 1
- Max. 8
- Nov-Dec
- 3,5 hours
- 2
I know Martin, Karina and the kids from their time in Northeast Greenland. The many years of experience they have gained by living in the Arctic means that, regardless if they are taking a bunch of kids on a one-hour trip or planning all logistic for a television project, they always deliver.
Morten Hilmer
Nature Photographer
