Dog Sledding Challenge

Drive your own team of huskies across the frozen wilderness of Swedish Lapland on an unforgettable Arctic adventure - all while raising funds to change the lives of families with a seriously ill child.

This is more than a challenge. It’s a chance to step far outside your comfort zone, experience life above the Arctic Circle, and achieve something extraordinary.

Why Join?

An Experience You’ll Never Forget

Spend five incredible days dog sledding through snow-covered forests, frozen lakes and untouched Arctic landscapes in northern Sweden.

Challenge Yourself

You’ll learn to control and care for your own team of powerful huskies while living in extreme winter conditions — no luxury hotels, no distractions, just adventure.

Raise Funds That Matter

Every mile you travel helps support life-changing work through our charity.

Make Friends for Life

Take on the challenge with a small team of like-minded adventurers and share an experience few people will ever have.

What You’ll Experience

• Drive your own husky sled through Swedish Lapland
• Sleep in wilderness cabins and a traditional Sami tee pee
• Learn how to care for and harness your dogs
• Experience true Arctic living without electricity or running water
• Witness breathtaking scenery and potentially the Northern Lights
• Push your physical and mental limits in one of the world’s most extreme environments

The challenge includes daily sledding distances of approximately 35–45km and overnight stays in remote Arctic accommodation.

Turn Your Adventure Into Impact

Every donation helps us continue our work and support the people who need it most. By joining this challenge, you’re not only pushing your own limits — you’re helping create real change.

We’ll support you every step of the way with fundraising tips, guidance and encouragement before you depart.

The Challenge Overview

• Destination: Swedish Lapland
• Duration: 7 Days
• Challenge Level: Challenging
• No previous experience required
• Full training and support provided

The challenge is officially graded as “Challenging” and involves Arctic temperatures, physical endurance and caring for your own sled dogs.