Husky
Sledding
Glide through a snow-covered Tatra forest pulled by a team of Siberian huskies. A 2km dog sled ride through the winter landscapes near Zakopane, Poland. Ride with a pro or if you’re feeling brave, you can even take the reins and drive the sled yourself.
Choose husky sleigh ride
A full 2-kilometre ride through the Tatra landscape, with a professional
musher at the helm. Available in winter on a snow sled, or year-round on a
specially designed dry-land cart.
Solo Rider
Adult + Child Under 7
One adult sharing the sled with a child under 7. Seated together for the full 2km ride. Perfect for younger kids experiencing a husky sled for the first time.
Two Children Under 10
Two children (both under 10) sharing the sled together. Combined weight must not exceed 110 kg.
Meet the pack
Poland’s only sled dog operation running all three classic Nordic breeds –
Siberian Huskies, Samoyeds and Yakutian Laikas working side by side.
Siberian Husky
The classic sled dog – lean, fast and built for endurance across long distances in extreme cold.
Samoyed
Bred in Siberia to pull sleds and herd reindeer.
Comfortable at −60°C, and very enthusiastic!
Yakutian Laika
One of the oldest breeds on earth, from the Sakha Republic. Among the rarest working sled breeds in Europe today.
The full
husky experience
Everything from the of dog sledding history to a fireside feast. A full afternoon built for ski groups, families, corporate outings, and anyone who wants to make a day of it in the Tatras.
Sled dog talk: Learn about the dogs, the breeds, and the equipment. A proper introduction before you hit the trail.
Husky sled rides: One ride per person on a 100m circuit.
Sit back, hold on, and feel the pull of a real husky team.
Canicross: Run alongside the dogs on the 100m circuit.
One run per person.
Snow tubing: Three people per pontoon, five minutes a
ride. One ride per person. Fast and exciting!
Campfire & food: Sit around the fire and warm up with a
proper mountain spread:
- Grilled sausages (2 per person)
- Regional oscypek cheese (2 per person)
- Sauces and bread
- Tea with lemon
Duration varies with group size. We’ll give you an accurate time
estimate when you enquire. The package runs in winter on snow
sleds and in the dry-land season on special carts — same
experience, different ground.
What to expect
Photo & video moment included
Every visit includes a photo or video opportunity with the sled dogs – standing on or next to the sled or cart. A little memory from the Tatras!
No direct contact with the dogs
For the safety of the dogs and guests, hands-on interaction with the huskies is not part of the experience.
Duration depends on group size
Timing for the group package varies based on how many guests are attending. We’ll share a realistic time estimate when you get in touch.
You can take the reins
A professional musher is with you throughout every ride… but if you want to try driving the sled yourself, just ask.
Guests are welcome to take control and experience what it’s like to lead the team.
From the trail
Ready to ride with the huskies?
Tell us your group size, preferred dates, and whether you’re
looking at individual rides or the full group package. We’ll come
back to you with availability and everything you need to confirm.
Frequently asked
What's the weight limit for individual rides?
The weight limit for all individual ride options is 110 kg, whether that’s a single adult, an adult sharing with a child under 7, or two children under 10. The combined weight of riders must stay within this limit.
What is the minimum age for solo riding?
Solo riders must be aged 7 or above. Children under 7 can take part when sharing a sled with an adult (combined weight limit 110 kg). Two children under 10 can also ride together at the same price.
Is this activity suitable for families?
Absolutely. The individual rides are designed with families in mind. Adults can share a sled with younger children, and two children under 10 can ride together. The campfire and snow tubing in the group package are also hugely popular with kids.
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