Okay so it's a bit of an adventure to get there, but once you do you'll realize it was worth the journey. Let's preface this first by saying getting transportation to the location from the train station can be a challenge, especially coming back. There are plenty of cabs by the train station which will take you to the location, which is about 30 minutes away. You can call a cab after your trek to come pick you up afterwards, but it could be a challenge if say there aren't cabs in the area. It's POSSIBLE you could end up waiting around for a while after the tour. I do not recommend trying to take the bus, unless you're really comfortable with the bus schedule.
The tour itself was awesome, our pups did a great job of towing us around. They are well trained and won't overpower your sled. With that being said, pay attention to the instructor when they show you how to operate the sled. The dogs will need your help going up hills and making turns.
The staff are very professional and friendly. After the tour, they had stew and dough on a stick waiting for us. I was kind of confused by the dough wrapped around a stick thing, but apparently that's a thing in Norway, unless they just duped us since we're silly Americans. For those with an adventurous soul, I'd strongly recommend this tour. read more