Dog Sledding · Børselv
How to choose
Two dog sledding excursions are available in Børselv, both run by Pirate Husky and dedicated to self-drive mushing. Both tours are rated as “Occasionally sporty” and welcome participants in English, French, German, or Norwegian. Your decision comes down to the time you want to spend on the sled and your budget. The taster tour costs 135 € and lasts 1h, making it a fast introduction to steering a team. For an extended journey through Finnmark, the longer self-drive excursion costs 224 € and lasts from 3h to 6h. Pick the 1-hour taster if you want a short initial trial, or select the longer outing to spend up to several hours out on the trail.
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Frequently asked questions
What months are dog sledding tours available in Børselv?
Dog sledding in Børselv runs from November to March.
How long do the dog sledding excursions last?
Outings range from 1h for the taster run to between 3h and 6h for the extended tour.
What physical fitness level is required for these tours?
Both options operated by Pirate Husky require an “Occasionally sporty” physical level, as you drive the sled yourself.
What languages do the guides speak?
At Pirate Husky, guides lead both tours in English, French, German, and Norwegian.
Where is the meeting point for departures in Børselv?
Both tours start at Børselvveien 124, 9716 Børselv, Norway.
Best time to go
| Month | Temperature | Rainfall | Conditions |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | -8.2 °C | 38.2 mm | Good |
| February | -8.3 °C | 27.2 mm | Good |
| March | -6.6 °C | 25 mm | Peak |
| April | -0.5 °C | 32.4 mm | Possible |
| May | 3.3 °C | 41.9 mm | Off season |
| June | 10.1 °C | 71.2 mm | Off season |
| July | 14.6 °C | 72.1 mm | Off season |
| August | 12.2 °C | 48.3 mm | Off season |
| September | 9.1 °C | 72.2 mm | Off season |
| October | 1.3 °C | 51.3 mm | Poor |
| November | -1.7 °C | 38.7 mm | Good |
| December | -4.8 °C | 50.1 mm | Good |
Practical info
Equipment
Wear warm thermal layers, waterproof winter trousers, a fleece, insulated boots, thick gloves, and a windproof hat for this active outing.
Getting there
Head directly to the Pirate Husky meeting point located at Børselvveien 124, 9716 Børselv, Norway.
See also
Other activities in Børselv
Updated September 2026