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Everything you need to prepare for your Arctic adventure, all gathered in one place.
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Everything you need to prepare for your Arctic adventure, all gathered in one place.
Engholm Lodge sits beside the Kárášjohka river, 6 km west of Karasjok — from the road you'll spot the sign saying ENGHOLM LODGE. No matter where you are arriving from, your Arctic adventure is only a one-day journey away.
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Programmes start with dinner at 19.00 — plan to arrive before evening.
GPS positions
| Place | Latitude · longitude (WGS 84) | UTM 35W (WGS 84) |
|---|---|---|
| Engholm Lodge | 69°26′55″N · 25°21′33″E | 435774 · 7705257 |
| Ravnastua / Gardin mountain cabin | 69°31′36″N · 24°57′27″E | 420277 · 7714423 |
| Stenbukt — the fisherman's house | 70°33′50″N · 24°07′50″E | 393469 · 7831270 |
Positions for the other mountain cabins on the plateau — Mollisjok, Jotka, Soussjavre, Baeivasgiedde — on request.
The same forest, the same river, the same fifty dogs — and almost nothing else in common between the months. Here is the honest year, so you can pick yours.
Chasing the lights? The northern lights are visible here roughly from the beginning of September to early April, with October, February and March the most reliable months. The longer answer — physics and all — is in the questions & answers.
One equipment list for every activity, written by the people who run it and sorted the way the site is: sled dog, ski and other. Every activity page links straight to its own list, and the lists below are the same ones.
Equipment — both personal items and what we provide — is essential, not only for your safety, but also for your overall experience in the wild. Winter temperatures in the Arctic can drop as low as −40°C, and winds can reach over 30 metres per second. It is therefore vital that we rely on high-quality equipment built for these extreme conditions. We have compiled a detailed equipment list to help you select the clothing and gear that will ensure a comfortable and safe journey.
First what we provide — included in the price, or for hire and at what price. Then what to wear on the day, what to bring, and on the journeys what to change into and what goes in your sled bag. Every line has a tick box, so print the list and pack against it.
What we provide · included or for hire
| Clothing & equipment | Applies to | Price NOK |
|---|---|---|
| Arctic clothing — full set | Sled-dog journeys and the reindeer migration | Included |
| Arctic clothing — full set | Winter day activities | 500 · anorak free |
| Sleeping bag | Sled-dog journeys with cabin or tent nights | 500 |
| Ski set — skis, poles, skins, boots | Finnmark ski expeditions · 5 / 9 / 16 days | 1 200 / 1 900 / 2 400 |
| Ski set — skis, poles, skins, boots | Spitsbergen · 10 / 15 days | 2 700 / 3 200 |
| Sleeping system — expedition bag and mat | Finnmark ski expeditions · 5 / 9 / 16 days | 500 / 700 / 800 |
| Sleeping system — expedition bag and mat | Spitsbergen · 10 / 15 days | 1 200 / 1 300 |
| Climbing harness | Glacier trips on Spitsbergen | 200 |
| Sleeping bag | Packrafting in Stabbursdalen | 600 |
| Skis, poles and boots | Ski day trips | Included |
Per person, per trip. Single pieces of Arctic clothing can be hired too — the whole list is under dates & prices → hire prices. Prices 2026/27.
Sled dog
01Dog Sled Ride1 hour, or 2.5 hours with a guided tour · Arctic clothing for hire.02Dog Sledding Day Trip3.5–4.5 hours · 27–45 km · Arctic clothing for hire.03Sled Dog Training PracticeMin. 2 nights · a cabin at the lodge, meals not included · Arctic clothing included.04Husky Safari5 days · two nights at the lodge, two in a mountain cabin or at the basecamp · Arctic clothing included.05Beyond the Beaten Tracks4 days · three nights at the lodge · Arctic clothing included.06Adventure Week8 days · five nights at the lodge, two in a mountain cabin or at the basecamp · Arctic clothing included.07Round Trip in Sámi Land8 days · two nights at the lodge, five in mountain cabins · Arctic clothing included.08Safari to the Ice Hotel7 days · two nights at the lodge, three in mountain cabins, one at the Sorrisniva igloo hotel · Arctic clothing included.09Tour of the Year8 days · three nights at the lodge, four in the expedition tent · Arctic clothing included.10Expedition to the Arctic Sea11 days · lodge, expedition tent and Stenbukt on the Arctic Sea · Arctic clothing included.11Sámi Reindeer Spring Migration5 days · nights in a lavvu or cabins with the herders · Arctic overall and boots provided, winter sleeping system for hire.Ski
12Finnmark Plateau East–West Skiing Expedition9 days · two nights at the lodge, five in tents, one in a mountain cabin · ski set for hire.13Finnmark Plateau North–South Skiing Expedition16 days · three nights at the lodge, twelve in tents · ski set for hire.14Spitsbergen Spring Skiing Expedition at 78° North10 days · three nights in Longyearbyen, six in tents at 78° North · ski set, sleeping system and harness for hire.15Spitsbergen South–North — Svalbard på langs39 days · three nights in Longyearbyen, the rest in tents along the whole island · ski set, sleeping system and harness for hire.16Skiing Expedition to Ny-Ålesund — Spitsbergen15 days · three nights in Longyearbyen, eleven in tents on the glaciers · ski set, sleeping system and harness for hire.17Introduction to Expedition Skiing and Camping in the Arctic5 days · nights in tents around Karasjok · ski set and sleeping system for hire.18Ski Tour Accompanied by Dog Team — with Sámi Adventure8 days · two nights at the lodge, five in mountain cabins · your luggage on the dog sled · ski set for hire.19Learn Cross-Country Skiing2–3 hours · a skiing course from the lodge · skis and ski poles included.20Cross-Country Skiing Day4–6 hours · a day trip on skis from the lodge · skis, ski poles and hot drinks included; bring your own lunch.Other activities
21Reindeer Herder Experience3–4 hours · a day with a Sámi reindeer herder on the plateau, by snowmobile sled · Arctic clothing for hire.22Northern Light Safari with Snowshoes3–4 hours · an evening snowshoe hike up Halde from the lodge · snowshoes, hot drinks and a light snack included.23Snowshoe Hike with Ice Fishing4–5 hours · a short drive, then 1–2 km on snowshoes to a lake · snowshoes, poles and fishing gear included.24Northern Light Activity Week5 days · four nights at the lodge, a day activity each day · Arctic clothing and all activity equipment included.25Visit the Summer Sled Dog Camp on the Island3 hours or overnight · a boat trip to the dogs' island · drinks on the campfire, full board overnight.26Wilderness Hike with Pack Dogs1.5–2 or 3–4 hours · an off-track hike with the huskies carrying the packs · drinks, campfire and fishing gear on the long version.27Canoeing on the KárášjohkaAbout 2 hours · easy paddling on the river · canoe, life vests, paddles and instruction included.28Sled Dog Training Visit1–2 hours · a training session with the dogs at the lodge · nothing special needed.29Wilderness Safari with Pack Dogs7 days · five nights in a lavvu on the plateau · your dog carries 7–10 kg · sleeping bag for hire.30Packrafting in Stabbursdalen National Park9 days · Alta to the Porsanger Fjord by packraft · packraft, paddle and life vest included · sleeping bag for hire.31Trekking Expedition in the Wild Heart of Spitsbergen10 days · three nights in Longyearbyen, six in tents in Dickson Land — you carry everything · sleeping system for hire.Version September 2026, prices 2026/27. An activity whose list is still being written says so on its own page and links back here.
Every activity carries a fitness level from 1 to 4 in its fact box. The level describes the effort — how many hours a day, how many days in a row, what you pull or carry and where you sleep. It says nothing about skill: whether you need to have skied or driven a sled before is stated on the activity itself, and most of the time the answer is no.
Tours at this level
Dog Sled Ride · Reindeer Herder Experience · Husky Farm Visit · Canoeing on the Kárášjohka · Sled Dog Training Visit · ATV Safari with Guide
Tours at this level
Beyond the Beaten Tracks · Northern Light Activity Week · Sled Dog Training Practice · Dog Sledding Day Trip · Northern Light Safari with Snowshoes · Snowshoe Hike with Ice Fishing · Learn Cross-Country Skiing · Cross-Country Skiing Day · Visit the Summer Sled Dog Camp on the Island · Wilderness Hike with Pack Dogs
Tours at this level
Husky Safari · Adventure Week · Round Trip in Sámi Land · Safari to the Ice Hotel · Sámi Reindeer Spring Migration · Ski Tour Accompanied by Dog Team — with Sámi Adventure · Introduction to Expedition Skiing and Camping in the Arctic · Finnmark Plateau East–West Skiing Expedition · Spitsbergen Spring Skiing Expedition at 78° North · Wilderness Safari with Pack Dogs · Packrafting in Stabbursdalen National Park
Tours at this level
Tour of the Year · Expedition to the Arctic Sea · Finnmark Plateau North–South Skiing Expedition · Skiing Expedition to Ny-Ålesund — Spitsbergen · Spitsbergen South–North — Svalbard på langs · Trekking Expedition in the Wild Heart of Spitsbergen
The levels are our honest estimate for normal conditions — a storm day, deep snow or a headwind can push any trip a notch up. If you have a medical condition or a physical limitation, tell us when you book; a great deal can be arranged, see sledding for everyone.
The questions every guest asks around the long table, answered the way we answer them there. More are added as you ask them.
You learn it here, on the first day. Harness training comes first, and beginners start with a tandem team: two sleds sharing eight to ten dogs, with the guide setting the pace. It is a huge misunderstanding to think that it is better to have your own team from the start, or that the bigger the team the better — on the week-long tours you graduate to a single team when you are ready.
A team of four to ten dogs runs in pairs: wheel-dogs closest to the sled, team-dogs in the middle, the leaders in front. Starts are the high-adrenaline moment — forty to fifty huskies who all know it is time for "walkies" — so sleds stay tied to a tree until the moment of departure.
On the trail the rules are few: lean into the corners with your weight on the inside runner; brake gently rather than stamping repeatedly, which only tires the dogs; run between the runners on the uphills; and relax — you can pass the close-your-eyes test sooner than you think. The guide leads, the teams follow. By day three, the dogs recognise you. Try not to fall in love before the team-swapping settles.
Probably, yes — Karasjok often has more stable and clear weather than the coast, especially on cold winter nights. A clear sky matters more than a high KP index, since Karasjok is so far north that even low solar activity can bring vibrant northern lights. You can see them from the beginning of September to early April, normally between 6 pm and 2 am. October, February and March are the best months. Between April and late August it is too bright to see them.
"Aurora Borealis" means "northern dawn": charged particles from the sun meeting oxygen and nitrogen 100–300 km overhead. Activity also follows the eleven-year sunspot cycle. Our honest recommendation: come before the end of March, while the nights are still properly dark.
The indigenous people of northern Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia’s Kola peninsula — possibly descended from the Komsa people who lived on this coast eight to ten thousand years ago. Their history runs from hunter-gatherer societies organised in siidas to the reindeer-herding culture the world associates with Sápmi — though the coastal Sámi lived as farmers and fishermen, and today less than 10% of Norwegian Sámi are reindeer herders.
From the 1700s the Sámi were put under heavy "norwegianization" pressure, which is why the numbers are uncertain — estimates say 50–80,000 Sámi today. The language is related to Finnish, Estonian and Hungarian, not to Norwegian. Karasjok, our neighbouring village, is the seat of the elected Sámi Parliament.
A guided tour of the Parliament, the National Sámi Museum and much more is a day trip from the lodge — and on several journeys you meet reindeer-herding families at work, not on display.
Sven raced from 1977 to 2000. He won the Finnmarksløpet — Europe’s longest sled dog race, created by Sven and his fellow mushers — eleven times, a record that still stands. He won Femundløpet in 1992 and 1994, including the 500 km "Olympic dog race", took 3rd place in the Beargrease in the USA in 1993, and finished the 1800 km Iditarod in Alaska four times: 20th in 1996, 12th in 1997, 14th in 1998 and 9th in 1999.
All meals from dinner at 19.00 on the first day until breakfast on the last; all tour equipment; Arctic clothing on mushing tours; the guide and the activities of the programme; design-cabin accommodation at the lodge and dormitory beds at the mountain cabins. Not included: personal equipment, individual services, insurance, and transport to and from the lodge.
Very possibly — we can arrange for guests with disabilities or other physical limitations, from a passenger place on the guide’s sled to adapted programmes. Contact us and we will figure out honestly together what works.
Sledding for everyone — children and guests with disabilities ride in the guide’s sled →
Everything in one place: the 2027 tours with their departure dates, the day activities, the cabins, the meals and the transfers. Prices in NOK.
Winter tours & packages · 2026/27
| Dog sledding | Duration | Dates 2027 | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Husky Safari | 5 days | 2027 · | NOK 25 000 |
| Beyond the Beaten Tracks | 4 days | 2027 · 5–8 Feb · 19–22 Feb · | NOK 13 900 |
| Adventure Week | 8 days | 2027 · 1–8 Feb · 15–22 Feb · | NOK 34 500 |
| Round Trip in Sámi Land | 8 days | 2027 · 29 Mar–5 Apr | NOK 50 200 |
| Safari to the Ice Hotel | 7 days | Private departures on request | NOK 45 000 |
| Tour of the Year | 8 days | Private departures on request | NOK 68 000 |
| Expedition to the Arctic Sea | 11 days | Private departures on request | NOK 97 000 |
| Ski Tour Accompanied by Dog Team — with Sámi Adventure | 8 days | Private departures on request | NOK 44 000 |
| Sled Dog Training Practice | Min. 2 nights | On request, August until 22 December | NOK 2 000 per night |
| Skiing expeditions | Duration | Dates 2027 | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ski Tour Accompanied by Dog Team — with Sámi Adventure | 8 days | Private departures on request | NOK 44 000 |
| Introduction to Expedition Skiing and Camping in the Arctic | 5 days | 2027 · 1–5 Feb · 8–12 Feb · | NOK 19 900 |
| Finnmark Plateau East–West Skiing Expedition | 9 days | 2027 · 5–13 Feb · | NOK 29 700 |
| Finnmark Plateau North–South Skiing Expedition | 16 days | 2027 · 2–17 Apr (guaranteed departure) | NOK 42 000 |
| Spitsbergen Spring Skiing Expedition at 78° North | 10 days | 2027 · 30 Apr–9 May | NOK 45 900 |
| Skiing Expedition to Ny-Ålesund — Spitsbergen | 15 days | Private departures on request | NOK 69 900 |
| Spitsbergen South–North — Svalbard på langs | 39 days | 2027 · 12 Mar – 19 Apr | NOK 145 000 |
| Other winter packages | Duration | Dates | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Northern Light Activity Week | 5 days | On request · January – April | NOK 20 800 |
| Sámi Reindeer Spring Migration | 5 days | 2027 · 10–14 April · 15–19 April · 21–25 April | NOK 42 900 |
Each tour states whether its departure is guaranteed or has a minimum number of participants. Every multi-day tour can also be booked as a private departure — tell us your window.
Winter day activities · 2026/27
| Activity | Duration | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Dog Sledding Day Trip | 3.5–4.5 hours | NOK 2 900 |
| Dog Sled Ride | 1 hour · or 2.5 hours | NOK 1 900 · NOK 2 300 |
| Reindeer Herder Experience | 3–4 hours | NOK 2 900 |
| Northern Light Safari with Snowshoes | 3–4 hours | NOK 1 700 |
| Snowshoe Hike with Ice Fishing | 4–5 hours | NOK 2 000 |
| Learn Cross-Country Skiing | 2–3 hours | NOK 1 500 |
| Cross-Country Skiing Day | 4–6 hours | NOK 1 800 |
| Husky Farm Visit | From ½ to 2 hours | From NOK 200 |
| Sauna (wood-heated, candle-lit) | Evening | NOK 200 per person · min. NOK 900 |
Summer · 2027
| Packages & tours | Duration | Dates 2027 | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wilderness Safari with Pack Dogs | 7 days | 1 Jul – 15 Sep | NOK 29 000 |
| Packrafting in Stabbursdalen National Park | 9 days | 1 Jul – 15 Sep | NOK 33 500 |
| Trekking Expedition in the Wild Heart of Spitsbergen | 10 days | 2027 · 6–15 August | NOK 45 900 |
| Day activities | Duration | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Husky Farm Visit | From ½ to 2 hours | From NOK 200 |
| Visit the Summer Sled Dog Camp on the Island | 3 hours + transport · or overnight | NOK 2 500 · overnight NOK 4 000 |
| Wilderness Hike with Pack Dogs | 1.5–2 or 3–4 hours | NOK 1 500 / NOK 2 500 |
| Canoeing on the Kárášjohka | ~2 hours' easy paddling | NOK 1 100 per canoe |
| Sled Dog Training Visit | 1–2 hours | NOK 600 |
| ATV Safari with Guide | 1 hour · or 3–4 hours | NOK 1 000 · NOK 3 000 |
Hire prices · clothing & equipment · 2026/27
| Sled dog | Applies to | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Arctic clothing — full set | Sled-dog journeys and the reindeer migration | Included |
| Arctic clothing — full set (anorak, trousers, boots with socks, mittens, hat) | Winter day activities | 500 |
| Arctic anorak | Winter day activities | Free |
| Arctic trousers | Winter day activities | 200 |
| Winter boots with woollen socks | Winter day activities | 200 |
| Mittens | Winter day activities | 50 |
| Hat | Winter day activities | 50 |
| Sleeping bag | Sled-dog journeys with cabin or tent nights | 500 per trip |
| Ski | Applies to | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Ski set — skis, poles, skins, boots | Finnmark expeditions · 5 / 9 / 16 days | 1 200 / 1 900 / 2 400 |
| Ski set — skis, poles, skins, boots | Spitsbergen · 10 / 15 days | 2 700 / 3 200 |
| Sleeping system — expedition bag and mat | Finnmark expeditions · 5 / 9 / 16 days | 500 / 700 / 800 |
| Sleeping system — expedition bag and mat | Spitsbergen · 10 / 15 days | 1 200 / 1 300 |
| Climbing harness | Glacier trips on Spitsbergen | 200 per trip |
| Skis, poles and boots | Learn cross-country skiing · Cross-country skiing day | Included |
| Other activities | Applies to | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Sleeping bag | Packrafting in Stabbursdalen | 600 per trip |
| Snowshoes, poles and fishing gear | Snowshoe hike · Northern light safari | Included |
| Canoe, life vests and paddles | Canoeing on the Kárášjohka | Included |
Per person, per trip. Each activity's equipment list says what is included and what to bring; tell us what you need to hire at least one month before the trip.
Cabins · 2026/27
| Cabin | 1 pers. | 2 pers. | 3 pers. | Extra pers. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Biiga · Halde | 1 700 | 2 300 | 2 900 | 600 |
| Latnja · Danskar · Verdde | 1 700 | 2 300 | 2 900 | — |
| Buvri · Raktu · Soarvi | 3 100 | 3 700 | 4 300 | 600 |
Per night in NOK, the cabin alone — bed linen and towels included. Children under 3 years are free in the parents' bed; baby bed/crib NOK 500 per night. A minimum stay of 2 nights is recommended — one-night stays carry a small extra charge. Kick sleds, snowshoes, bicycles and day-trip equipment are free to use. Cabin previews are under accommodation.
Board and lodge · 2026/27
| Cabin | 1 pers. | 2 pers. | 3 pers. | Extra pers. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Biiga · Halde | 2 650 | 4 100 | 5 550 | 1 450 |
| Latnja · Danskar · Verdde | 2 650 | 4 100 | 5 550 | — |
| Buvri · Raktu · Soarvi | 3 950 | 5 400 | 6 850 | 1 450 |
Per night in NOK, cabin and meals together: breakfast, a packed lunch for the day and buffet dinner.
Meals · 2027
| Meal | Price NOK |
|---|---|
| Breakfast (incl. packed lunch — make it yourself at breakfast) | 400 |
| Lunch | 400 |
| Buffet dinner | 450 |
| Dinner in Barta, served around the open fire | 700 |
Meals need to be booked in advance; if you take part in a programme, meals are included.
Transport
| Route | Price NOK (approx.) |
|---|---|
| Lakselv airport → lodge | 1–4 pers. ≈ 2 400 · 5–8 pers. ≈ 3 000 |
| Ivalo airport → lodge | ≈ 4 000 / 4 800 |
| Alta airport → lodge | ≈ 5 600 / 6 200 |
| Karasjok → lodge (taxi) | 1–3 pers. ≈ 300 |
| Engholm shuttle, Karasjok → lodge | 1–4 pers. 300 |
Taxi prices are approximate — contact the taxi company for exact fares. Lodge pickup is booked via post@engholm.no.
Private tours & supplements
Every multi-day tour on this site can be booked as a private departure on dates of your choice — tell us the tour and your window and we send you a quote.
Private tour surcharge on the group price: 1 person +200% · 2 persons +100% · 3 persons +70% · 4 persons +50% · 5 persons +20% · from 6 persons the group price applies.
Single supplement: the base price includes a separate room in a two-bedroom design cabin. A private cabin of your own on request: Biiga, Halde, Latnja, Danskar or Verdde +NOK 600/night; Buvri, Raktu or Soarvi +NOK 1 000/night. Couple/family cabin supplement: base is Biiga/Halde/Reanga; Latnja/Danskar/Verdde +600/night; Buvri/Raktu/Soarvi +1 200/night. On tours, a private room at the mountain cabins (instead of the 4–5 bed dormitory) is +NOK 800/night.
Special offers: custom and exclusive adventures for individuals and small groups — weekend breaks, corporate teambuilding, charity challenges, incentives. Ask us.
Stenbukt — the fisherman's house
Sven's second home on the Arctic coast: a remote bay, no road, no neighbours. Rent the house (minimum 7 nights) for NOK 20 000 per week, extra nights NOK 2 000. With house keeper and full board (minimum 2 nights): NOK 2 000 per person per night, plus NOK 4 000 total for transport and preparation.
The formal side of a booking, in plain order: how a booking becomes binding, how payment works, what happens on cancellation, and where responsibility lies.
Once you have decided to let your adventure dreams come true, please fill in the booking form for the trip. You will receive a confirmation and invoice by e-mail. Your reservation is valid until 7 days after you have received the invoice and our confirmation about the reserved place. After a confirmed booking the cancellation fee is 100%, so travel insurance is warmly recommended. After booking your flights, please send us your travel schedule. Special agreements apply for tour operators.
Invoices are payable to SVEN ENGHOLM A/S, DNB (Løkkeveien 41, 9509 Alta) — account 7593 0501 344 · IBAN NO58 7593 0501 344 · BIC DNBANOKK. Payment by credit card is possible via a payment link, with a 2.5% card surcharge.
In addition to the adventures detailed on this website, we design and organise exclusive trips for individual travellers and small groups, tailored to our clients' specifications.
Every so often we are asked to design special tours or events, which we are always happy to do. Typically, these safaris are created for families seeking a trip of a lifetime, or groups of friends with specific preferences. We also organise a wide range of custom events, including weekend breaks, corporate team-building, charity challenges and incentive tours.
If you do not wish to or are unable to join a group tour on a fixed date, an option is to go on a private tour for an additional fee: 1 person +200%, 2 persons +100%, 3 persons +70%, 4 persons +50%, 5 persons +20%, and from 6 persons the same price as a group tour on fixed dates.
Private tours may be possible to carry out in addition to our regular programme, depending on capacity. We will do our best to meet your wishes. Cabin, room and equipment supplements are listed under dates & prices.
Payments are non-refundable in the event of customer cancellation. A 100% cancellation fee applies once your booking is confirmed. For this reason, we strongly recommend taking out comprehensive travel and cancellation insurance. Special terms and conditions may apply to tailor-made trips and for tour operators. Should a participant withdraw from an activity or any portion of the programme for any reason after it has started, no refund will be granted.
Engholm Lodge reserves the right to modify or cancel any activity if deemed necessary due to extreme weather, safety concerns, or any circumstance beyond our control (force majeure). Activities can be changed or cancelled up to the time when the activity is scheduled to start. Wherever possible, alternative arrangements will be made in keeping with the spirit of the original itinerary. Any activity cancelled by Engholm Lodge will be fully refunded. Some trips have guaranteed departures, while others require a minimum number of participants, as specified in each programme itinerary. If a trip does not reach the required minimum, we will inform you and issue a full refund of the paid amount no later than 8 weeks prior to departure.
Participants are individually responsible for securing suitable travel, accident, medical, baggage and cancellation insurance. Insurance coverage must include emergency evacuation, to cover any expenses associated with medical transport should it be required.
Customers are personally responsible for assessing their physical and mental ability to participate in the relevant activity. Engholm Lodge reserves the right to deny participation if deemed necessary for the safety or proper execution of the activity. Where applicable, participants must sign a liability waiver prior to the start of the activity.
The customer participates in Engholm Lodge activities:
Unless otherwise stated in the specific tour programme, the price includes:
Note: single supplement fees apply for participants requesting private cabin accommodation at the lodge. Specific cabin requests for couples, families, or private groups are also subject to a supplement fee.
Every tour is booked with our booking form — one form with a tab for sled dog mushing, one for ski touring and one for the other activities. Send it, and a person answers with a confirmation and the practical details. Cabins are booked by email.
Sending the form opens an email to post@engholm.no in your own mail program, with your answers filled in. A cabin without a tour: write to post@engholm.no with your dates.