If you're looking for an exciting winter experience, look no further than Finnmarksløpet, the world's northernmost dog race. Finnmarksløpet takes place in the Finnmark region of Norway, and attracts top mushers and their dog teams from all over the world.
This year’s Finnmarksløp starts on March 11th, and it promises to be an exciting event. The race is divided into three different classes, depending on the distance that the teams will compete in. The longest course is the 1200 kilometer class, which takes mushers and their teams through the stunning Norwegian wilderness.
But Finnmarksløpet is not just for serious competitors. There are also many family-friendly activities to enjoy. On Tuesday, March 14, Finnmarksløpet will stop in Kirkenes, and there will be a variety of activities for visitors of all ages.
The activities will take place at Kirkenes Square, and will run from 12:00 to 20:00. There will be a family performance with the “Villmarksbarna” girls, as well as test drives of cars, an exhibition of snowmobiles and sleds, competitions and tastings of non-traditional hiking food. You can also explore the Dáiddadállus walking exhibition and watch a live broadcast of the Finnmarksløpet.
For children there will be skiing at 5:00 PM and dog sledding at 6:00 PM. The day will end with a free concert at 7:00 PM with Agnete Saba and Katarina Barruk.
So head to Kirkenes on March 14th and experience the excitement of the Finnmarksløpet. There will be something for everyone, so bring your family and friends and enjoy this unique winter experience!
For more information, visit Finnmarksløpet's website or follow them on Facebook.
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