WELCOME TO SIRDAL HUSKYFARM
Welcome to Sirdal Huskyfarm where we create authentic experiences through a mix of history, people, and nature. We stake our pride in sharing the treasure of unspoiled nature with our guests. And we love recounting local history and giving guests the chance to engage in meaningful fun and play between humans and animals. Also, we offer husky adventures like dog sledding and team building for companies, as well as activities for families, groups, and school classes.
Activity, experiencing nature, sharing history, and culture are the foundation of a Sirdal adventure. Please join us for an unforgettable adventure, winter, spring, summer, or fall.
“Life is not just a game, but it is important to play in life” – Norwegian philosopher and outdoorsman Arne Næss.
- Most Popular
Join us in our husky farm for the perfect activity for the whole family. Try dog sledding & enjoy a hot drink on this adventure.
- All Ages (children must be accompanied by an adult)
- 3 hours
- 2-20 people
- Most Popular
Join us in our husky farm for the perfect activity for the whole family. Try dog sledding & enjoy a hot drink on this adventure.
- All Ages (children must be accompanied by an adult)
- 3 hours
- 2-20 people
For anyone who wants close contact with friendly, safe sled dogs!
- All Ages
- 1 hour
- 2-20 people
Camp next to polar dogs in this beautiful wilderness camp of Norway.
- All Ages
- 1-7 nights
Camp next to polar dogs in this beautiful wilderness camp of Norway.
- All Ages
- 1-7 nights
Spend the night in a rough tee-pee cabin idyllically located in the forest at the huskyfarm.
- All Ages
- 1-7 nights
The adventure of lifetime on a real Huskyfarm !
- 10+ to 14 years
- 3 nights/ 4 days
- 32 kids
The adventure of lifetime on a real Huskyfarm !
- 10+ to 14 years
- 3 nights/ 4 days
- 32 kids
CHOOSE YOUR ADVENTURE!
HISTORY OF SIRDAL
HISTORY OF SIRDAL
A WORLD OF UNSPOILED NATURE EXPERIENCES
Sirdal is in the mountains of southern Norway. It has a population of just 1,800 people in an area of 1,500 square kilometers (about 580 square miles), so there is more than enough room for everyone. It is home to Europe’s southernmost herd of wild reindeer and Sirdal is part of Norway’s second-largest protected nature reserve, which you can read more about here.
In the old days, Sirdal was an isolated and impoverished community. However, the area has always been rich in natural, untarnished beauty. When part of this wild countryside was tamed by the dams for hydroelectric power plants, some economic benefits naturally trickled down to the municipality.
Sirdal has enough nature for everyone. Even though there are roughly 4,000 private cabins in the region, there is still plenty of room to enjoy pristine wilderness areas.
The area has southern Norway’s best network of cross-country ski trails and a variety of alpine slopes to choose from.
