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We will start the trip by picking you up near the kennels in Bolterdalen. Those lucky dogs, Electro, Ginger, Duma or Briz, will be your sledding companions.After accepting the loan of warm clothes, boots and gloves, you will help the guide put the reins on the dogs and prepare them to go. The barking and howling of dogs can be a bit confusing, but suddenly, everything goes quiet. The dogs are fully focused on pushing the sled forward, so you can focus on admiring the stunning natural scenery around you. The destination of this trip is Scott Turnerbreen's ice cave, where you will experience a magical world of ice and snow.The guide will first drive the sled with two tourists, and the next sled will be driven by two tourists, and you can take turns driving and riding. We pass through Bolterdalen on a winding road along the river, surrounded by stunning mountains. In the moraine we'll get some speed and excitement, bumping up and down between the moraine mounds, and then we'll stop for a short break near an ice cave.If you come to Svalbard, you can’t miss the glaciers. About 60% of Svalbard is covered by glaciers, and if you visit during the winter, there's a good chance you'll cross them on a motorcycle or dog sled. When you stand in a seemingly flat expanse of snow and ice, it's hard to imagine that there's a frozen fantasy world hidden dozens of meters below the surface.When we step into the ice cave, a frozen world unfolds before our eyes. In the ice you can see 1,000-year-old plant remains, fantastic shapes, narrow passages and huge cavities. This is an underground world visible only to those who brave it. The dogs get a good rest while we explore the mysterious underworld before returning to the kennels. After watching the dogs run hard to get up the glacier, they can now run down effortlessly. On the final stretch back to the sled dog base we will maintain a steady pace, giving ourselves time to soak in the many feelings of the day while enjoying the beauty of Svalbard’s pristine nature.