Sipoonkorpi National Park: Guided husky hike｜Finland

The activity starts at Korvenportti Entrace to the Sipoonkorpi National Park, which is also a bus stop/parking area for the visitors. You can get there, for example, from Helsinki by metro and bus, or by taxi.

Each customer gets their own Siberian Husky, which is attached to an ergonomic belt designed for dog hikes. We hope that the customer will have good shoes for walking / hiking in the forest. We provide everything else that is needed, such as rain gear in case of rain.

We walk along a national park trail with the Huskies, taking in the diverse and pristine nature. We stop at scenic viewpoints. The guide shares information about the natural environment and local wildlife. We can also talk about the dogs and their lives.

The route, which offers varied scenery, passes mainly through spruce-dominated forests but also features mixed forests, wooded bogs, and a wilderness-like lake, Fiskträsk, as a highlight. The trail comprises forest paths, some wider tracks, and sections with duckboards and footbridges.

We stop at the rest area of Fiskträsk lake to enjoy a lake view and have a light meal of local delicacies. Huskies are also offered treats and cuddles.

After the break, we walk the rest of the loop trail back to the starting point at Korvenportti.

You can say goodbye to the Huskies, give them some treats, and head back to the city by bus or, for example, by taxi.