About Into Nature

Into Nature was born from a simple idea: building a life around sled dogs, nature, and genuine outdoor experiences.

I am Quentin, originally from Belgium, but my path eventually led me north.

For many years I travelled in search of adventure, working with sled dogs, exploring remote wilderness areas, and challenging myself through long-distance expeditions. Along the way I spent time in countries such as Canada, Finland, Russia and Nepal, always drawn to wild places and life outdoors.

Yet it was Norway that truly felt like home.

After returning to Northern Norway to work with sled dogs, I met the person who would change my life. Together, we bought an old farm on the Malangen Peninsula and began building what would become Into Nature.

What started as a dream slowly became reality: our own kennel, our own dogs, and a life centred around the Arctic wilderness.

Today, the dogs remain at the heart of everything we do.

Tourism is not the reason we have dogs. In many ways, it is the opposite. Sharing our life with guests allows us to continue caring for the dogs, training them, racing them, and dedicating ourselves fully to this lifestyle.

Our kennel is built around the belief that great dog sledding starts with exceptional dog care. Every dog receives individual attention, quality nutrition, structured training, and daily care. Their wellbeing is our highest priority and shapes every decision we make.

Beyond our tours, we remain deeply involved in long-distance mushing. Racing teaches patience, humility, and an incredible respect for the dogs. Over the years we have competed in events such as Finnmarksløpet, including the demanding 1200 km race, constantly learning and growing alongside our team.

Into Nature is intentionally small.

We prefer personal experiences over large groups, meaningful encounters over mass tourism, and quality over quantity.

When you visit us, you are not simply joining an activity.

You are stepping into our daily life, meeting the dogs that make it possible, and experiencing a small part of the Arctic world we are fortunate to call home.

We look forward to welcoming you.