My first time in Lappland - Husky farm

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After the snowmobile tour we drove to the Husky farm in Levi. There are many different activities you can do on the farm like sledding, hiking with huskies, Husky hugging or just visiting the farm. We choose the sledding which was kinda expensive in my opinion the drive took us approximately 4 minutes and costs 55€, but still was a nice experience and I would recommend everyone to try it out. At the moment about 100 Huskies live on the farm. Unfortunately, we haven't had the Luck to see some babies but we saw some youngsters. On the farm there are not only siberian huskies but also husky - wolf mixtures. One husky was even 88% wolf and 12% husky. Besides Huskies there are also mooses and arctic foxes. A woman gave us cookies to feed the moose with our mouth to receive a moose kiss.
Afterwards we hiked into the forest and freed the fireplace from the snow. We lit two bonfires. One in a cottage and the other outside. We had marshmallows and sausages. That was our last night. The next day we drove home but we had one stop in the Swedish boarder at Ikea. I have to admit that the Swedish Ikea looks exactly the same as anywhere else.




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