Step into the wild with us - track Wolves, hear their calls, and sleep beneath the stars.
This isn’t your average wildlife tour, it’s an invitation to step into a deeper connection with nature. With our expert wolf trackers by your side, you’ll learn the art of tracking wolves and other wildlife. Our guides spend the entire year following wolf activity, and now they’re ready to share that intimate knowledge with you.
For two nights, you’ll set up a comfortable hammock camp in the heart of a wolf territory. We provide all the gear. You will have time to just relax, breathe in the fresh forest air, and soak in the adventure. With the wolves nearby and the stars overhead, this is wilderness immersion at its best.
You’ll share this experience with a group of like-minded adventurers, nature lovers, wildlife photographers, curious souls.
Hear the Call of the Wild
Hearing wolves howl is one of the most exciting experiences you can have in nature! Hearing a wolf howl is like a call of the wild, a deep link to nature, a reminder that we belong in the untamed outdoors. It's a sound you will never forget.
This isn’t just a tour — it’s a rare chance to connect with nature in a deeper way. Ready to join the pack?
Details
CountrySweden
Duration (in days)3
Approved by Rewilding Europe and member of a rewilding businesses network?Yes (Rewilding Europe approved)
Itinerary
Day 1: Entering wolf territory
We meet up at Köping train station at 12 noon. We will drive to our storage where we will re-pack everything in the backpacks before we head out in the forest to begin your adventure.
When we are all set we will leave the civilization and head out to a nearby forest, the territory of a resident wolf family.
Arriving in the forest we embark on a forest hike to set up camp. Hammocks are strung up, and together, we prepare for our first night under the stars. A crackling campfire and an outdoor feast mark the evening, the sun bidding us farewell over the tranquil woods.
Imagine this: a dark forest, trees whispering, and the night sky overhead, all while knowing a wolf family roams nearby. We wait in anticipation, the experience of hearing wolves howl can be both meditative and thrilling.
Night in hammocks.
Day 2: Wolf tracking and watching
Rise and shine to a forest breakfast with steaming coffee and tea. If we believe that there is a chance to spot wolves we may get up for a morning excursion.
Today, our focus shifts to tracking — paw prints, droppings, and other telltale signs that wolves are sharing the landscape.
Dive into the world of wolf behavior and current conservation issues, answering burning questions:
• What defines a wolf territory?
• Why do wolves howl?
• Who's the leader of the pack?
• How many wolves does it take to kill a moose?
As night falls, be ready for a silent, headlamp-lit walk through rugged terrain. Our destination: a strategic spot where we settle in, listening for the captivating sounds of the night.
Night in hammocks.
Day 3: Morning watch and return to civilisation
Another morning in the forest brings a delightful breakfast amid the trees wrapping up our extraordinary adventure together.
We get another chance to track and watch for wolves before it is time to pack up. we bid farewell to our temporary woodland home, and head back to civilization.
After two nights in the wild, consider staying the next night in Stockholm for a well-deserved shower and the comfort of a proper bed.
End of adventure.
What's Included?
- Friendly, English-speaking guides who are passionate about wildlife, and love the outdoors. You'll feel right at home with their good vibes!
- Accommodation: 2 nights wild camping.
- Meals: All meals from dinner day one to breakfast day three.
- Full camping equipment, headlamp, rain poncho, seat pad, binoculars.
- Fjällräven Kajka backpack 100 liter. Please note that you will have to carry your own backpack of at least 15 kg.
How your experience helps rewilding efforts
Our mission is to spread awareness about wolves in Scandinavia. We also aim to act as an example to show that tours done in a responsible way can provide substantial income to the local community.
We have organised wolf tracking trips in Sweden since 2005, collaborating with the Scandinavian Wolf Project and local county board rangers. This guarantees an authentic experience while at the same time contributing to nature conservation.
By choosing this adventure, you actively contribute to conservation through our Save the Forest Fund and you will also support the local economy. We share your commitment to preserving nature and rewilding the environment.
Dates & Duration
Selected dates July - August:
6 - 8 July 2026
20 - 22 July 2026
17 - 19 August 2026
Seasonal Availability
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Food & Stay
Hammock camp in wolf territory:
We stay two nights wild camping in the forest. The exact location is kept a secret and it is very important that you don't share this information with anyone. We will explain why. We will set up camp at a location that is near the wolves, but still at a respectful distance to not disturb them. On this trip you will carry your own camping equipment (provided by us) and put up your hammock with instructions from your guide.
Food:
Everyone will be making their food in separate gas kitchens (provided by us) in the company of the group.
We will eat all meals out in the forest, sometimes by a campfire. Meals will be simple but filling and tasty, and we all help out with cooking and grilling.
Some of the meals will be prepared in beforehand and just heated.
Veggie, gluten free or no fish, we take any diet just as seriously as anything else as long as you let us know in beforehand.
Languages spoken
English
Difficulty
Medium. You'll be hiking off trail with a large hiking backpack so a general fitness is required.
- Are we likely to see wolves?
Wolves in Sweden are very shy and difficult to see in the wild, mainly since the landscape is flat and the forests are dense. Our main focus on this tour is therfore to listen for howls, search for tracks like paw prints, territorial markings, killed prey and to learn and understand.
If the current situation is promising, we may also watch for wolves at some strategic location. Although our guests rarely get to see Wolves it does happen occasionally.
And most of our guests agree that it is more impressive to hear the howls of a pack in a dark forest, than to see them.
- Are we likely to hear the wolves howl?
Yes, verw likely. We hear wolves howl on most tours. For many of our guests, this is an unexpected highlight of their visit to Sweden.
- Is there is a risk that we will disturb the wolves?
We always stay at a respectful distance as we don't want to disturb the wolves. It is of course in our interest that the wolves do not move to another area.
- How do I get to the starting point of this adventure?
Take a train from Stockholm or Arlanda airport to Köping station, a 1 hour 20 minutes journey. We'll meet you at Köping station and take you to the wolf territory.
- How far will we be walking each day?
2–5 km per day; it depends on the current wildlife situation.
- Is it safe to stay out with wolves?
Yes, there is no danger whatsoever. Wolves are extremely shy and don’t attack people.
The safety precautions during this trip are more about making sure we all stay warm and dry, that we sleep well and we don’t fall while hiking Our guides are experienced and know how to handle any situation that may occur.
This experience involves
Hiking
Wildlife tracking
Wildlife photography
Educational experience
Dark skies & stargazing
Herbivores in this landscape
Eurasian elk
Red deer
Roe deer
Carnivores in this landscape
Grey wolf
Brown bear
Eurasian lynx
Scavengers and other large birds in this landscape
