Kaira Paws brings nature to you!

Welcome to kaira paws

Welcome to Kaira Paws, a small business based in the scenic Skibotn Valley of Northern Norway. We specialize in authentic dog sledding adventures through the pristine Arctic landscapes of Lyngenfjord, Kilpisjärvi, and Tromsø.

Join us for a unique dogledding day tours in the wilderness with our loyal and friendly Greenland dogs—perfect for couples, families and small groups seeking a personal and immersive experience. For those looking to venture further, we also offer private, tailor-made overnight tours to remote locations deep in the Arctic mountains.

At Kaira Paws, our dogs are not just working animals—they’re cherished members of our family. Their well-being, happiness, and health are at the heart of everything we do. That’s why we focus on quality over quantity, offering exclusive dog sledding tours designed for small groups who value authenticity, comfort, and connection. We don’t believe in mass tourism. Instead, we invite you to experience the Arctic wilderness in a way that is both intimate and luxurious, guided by our small, trusted pack of Greenland dogs.

Come share the magic of the north with us—real dogs, real wilderness, and real adventure !

In Finnish, ”Kaira” refers to the untouched, wild, and remote northern wilderness—and that’s exactly where we love to be. At Kaira Paws, we specialize in exploring the true Arctic, far beyond the marked trails. Out there, the only sounds are the steady rhythm of our dogs’ paws on snow and their quiet panting as we glide through silent valleys and snow-covered mountains.

While winter brings the magic of dogsledding, the Arctic has even more to offer. In summer, when our dogs are enjoying a well-earned holiday from pulling sleds, you can join us for guided hikes in the mountains—accompanied by our friendly and adventurous dogs. In the autumn, before the snow arrives, we offer exciting dog sledding tours with a cart.

We also offer boat rental for those wanting to explore the breathtaking Lyngenfjord from the water. Whether you’re out to catch fish or just enjoy the stunning scenery, it’s a perfect way to experience the Arctic in its summer beauty.