Oksfjord, Nordreisa

Our husky farm in Northern Norway

19 hectares in a small side valley, just over 40 sled dogs, and mountains as far as you can see.

Drone shot of the husky farm in the side valley near Oksfjord

The farm

A farm, a valley, a dream

Our small husky farm in Norway has made a big dream come true for us—maybe even the dream. With just over 40 dogs, we’re probably one of the smallest husky farms in Norway.

We found our farm in the municipality of Nordreisa, in a small side valley. A like-new house, a second one to renovate, a solid little barn, and 19 hectares of space.

19 ha

Land and forest

1,200 m²

Enclosures and free-run area

40+

Sled dogs

350 km

north of the Arctic Circle

Dog enclosures made from self-cut birch wood with huskies

The enclosures

Every tree by hand

For our dogs, we fenced in just under 700 square meters of dog enclosures, plus a 500-square-meter free-run area. Most of the enclosures are made from wood from our own forest. We felled every single tree, stripped the bark, and built it in by hand.

That was a lot of work, but now it’s turned out exactly how we imagined it. It’s important to us that our dogs have shady spots in summer and can live among trees.

You can feel the calm, relaxed atmosphere when you sit by the campfire among the dogs and there’s no fuss.

The location

Where we are

The forest around us is mostly birch, ash, willow, and a few spruces. We’re on the way to the North Cape, not far from the E6, but far enough away that we don’t notice the traffic. And all around—how could it be any different up here—mountains. We still haven’t had enough of the view.

Reisa National Park is close by. Our training routes start right outside the door: in summer and autumn you can choose freely between 6 and 40 kilometers, and in winter the trails also start right by the farm.

View from the farm of the surrounding mountains

The build-up

How the farm came to be

2024

  • Move from Sweden to Norway with 21 dogs
  • Building three large dog enclosures

2025

  • Building seven more enclosures
  • Adopting sixteen huskies
  • In October, our first guests on a week-long tour—start of our season

2026

  • Successfully completed our first season
  • Building a puppy enclosure and another dog enclosure
  • Building a 500-square-meter free-run area
  • Building a shelter for wood and equipment
  • Our first litter of puppies of our own

See the farm for yourself

The farm is at its best when you’re standing among the dogs. When you visit, we’ll show you how our pack lives, how the enclosures are built, and what our day-to-day work looks like.

Lukas and Rebecca with their dogs

Get to know us

Who lives here and who will take you on tour

Huskies in the team in front of the sled

Our Huskies

Just over 40 dogs, each with a mind of their own