To offer you this adventure in Swedish Lapland, we surround ourselves with a small team of seasonal workers. They are made up of young people (or not so young) who have decided to take a break from their daily lives and come to gain experience with sled dogs in Sweden.
They go above and beyond to make your stay enjoyable, but this team is here to assist you, not to serve you. Here is a brief introduction to the Flarken Adventure team.

FABIEN
Owner – Musher for over 30 years
After practicing dog sledding as a hobby for several years, in 1999 Fabien left his native Alsace to settle in the Jura region and create a sled dog school there. At the same time, he started designing and manufacturing sleds and managed the training of professional mushers in France. A strong desire to get back to basics led him to take a new step and settle in Swedish Lapland in 2012 to found Flarken Adventure.

LAURA
Dog sledding safari guide
Originally from New Caledonia, Laura has always had a taste for travel and adventure. After six years in Australia, where she studied Journalism, Psychology, and Anthropology, she set off to explore the world, spent a year wandering through South America, then worked for four years on cruise ships sailing the oceans. Her passion for dogs and nature led her to the world of sled dogs and Lapland. She joined the Flarken Adventure team in January 2019.

YASMINE
Multi-adventure tour guide
Yasmine entered the world of sled dogs in 2016 during a trip to the Yukon. Since then, she has worked in several kennels in the Swiss and Savoy Alps, balancing travel and life on the road. After a season as a handler, Yasmine became a guide. She is now spending her third winter with Flarken Adventure—an experience she shares with her two dogs, Oreille and Moon.

ADRIEN
Handler
After a first season in 2016 with Flarken Adventure, Adrien discovered the world of sled dogs. What followed were a few years of drifting from farm to farm, favoring small organic farms working with sheep, goats, and cows. There, he learned all about herd management and cheese making. His desire for escape and adventure led him back to the Far North for a new season, this time accompanied by Thémis, his little border collie.

JOIN THE TEAM
Every season for years, we welcome interns, volunteers, and people from all backgrounds who wish to train in managing a dog pack, sledding, and to live a rich experience within a small-scale operation…
Don’t hesitate to contact us !
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