Team Huskyfarm

Suppose we only would introduce the people who will greet you when you visit the Huskyfarm. In that case, it will quickly give the impression that only these people have made their contribution to the establishment of the Huskyfarm. This is fundamentally wrong. Actually, far more than 100 people should be mentioned here. All these people have contributed to the establishment and operation of the Huskyfarm.
This includes the life partners, who invested energy in the Huskyfarm for many years, and not only Peter Bickel, who contributed significantly to the design of the Huskyfarm’s web presence as our webmaster for more than two decades.

This also includes all others, mostly young people, who prepared our dogs for the touring season with brilliant training over several months in autumn each year. And that, day in and day out, in often bad, late autumn weather.

They who helped us build the buildings in the snow-free period, who hauled and split firewood from the forest, who spliced ropes, and sewed harnesses.

And of course, the many guests, who could not always leave it alone to simply spend their vacations here, but painted the facades with a paintbrush in their hands and took great care of the dogs. All together have ensured until today, that the Huskyfarm as a family business can exist.

Anne Margarethe Tysvær ...

Guide and responsible for family holidays
Phone: +47 988 77 987

…grew up on one of Norway’s first organic farms on the southwest coast.
She moved to Oslo to study bioengineering and after graduation worked at the university hospital there.
In terms of sports, she is versatile: from dancing to triathlon to being a certified climbing instructor.
In Oslo she met Morten. From then on, the two of them spent a lot of time together in nature summer- and wintertime.
These weekend trips and vacations together and then a warm summer day up at the Huskyfarm in Northern Norway in 2018 led to the decision to move to Morten’s old home.
Both want nothing more than to be close to nature and share that closeness with others.

In the summer of 2020, a new chapter began at Huskyfarm Innset.

Morten Klauer...

Guide
Phone: +47 452 05 095

…grew up on the Huskyfarm Innset with dog sledding and the “Friluftsliv”. At the age of 19 he started studying his MScs in economics in Oslo and worked in the administration of the mountain sports outfitter Norrøna, among others.
In all those years he was very active in sports, be it on marathons or the 24-hour cross-country race Marka24. As befits a Norwegian, he also goes hunting. On our Spitsbergen expedition in 2015, which lasted several months, he was among others with Björn on Nordaustlandet.
But 13 years in Oslo were enough: With his partner Anne Margarete and their sailboat, the two set sail in May 2020. Destination: northern Norway.
Both then began their further life on the Huskyfarm in Innset.

Alexander Denk ...

Guide and co-responsible for family vacation
Phone: +4746655528

… grew up near Munich, Germany and stopped by the Husky farm in 2018 on his 6500 km hike from Tarifa, the southernmost point of Europe, to the North Cape.
After three successful seasons on our husky farm, during which Alex actively supported us in dog training as well as in looking after guests, including day tours, an exciting year on Spitsbergen followed. There he completed a one-year study to become an Arctic Nature Guide, in which he was able to deepen his previous knowledge and skills.
Since the summer of 2023, he has been a permanent member of our team, guiding his own multi-day tours and continuing to share responsibility for the family holidays.
He shares his experiences on his YouTube channel “Wanderbursche”.

Michael Lobaton

… grew up in Switzerland in the canton of Solothurn. At the age of 13, he discovered his passion for music, art, and skateboarding. But work came before play, so he trained as a flexographic printer and bag machine operator. As these professions became increasingly digitized, he devoted himself more and more to cultural work. After many years as a DJ, event organizer, radio presenter, and owner of a vinyl shop, he sought a new challenge and found it as a chef at Circus Monti. After four successful seasons, the circus’s winter break has brought him to our farm.

Michael Helm

… grew up near Nuremberg and, during a 1.5-month trip through Norway in 2025, passed by our Huskyfarm. Before that, he worked as a professional dog trainer in the German-speaking region, with a special focus on dogs with behavioral issues. His experience in this field has taught him to understand the different perspectives and needs of dogs.
Now, he wants to expand his knowledge and learn more about working dogs, especially sled dogs and mushing. He is very excited to deepen his passion for dogs and develop new skills. He accompanies guests on day tours as a guide.

Lisa and Tom

… are both from the Ruhr region and visited the Huskyfarm once before during a hike in the summer of 2021. In May 2025, they embarked on their longest hike to date, traveling 2,500 km through Scandinavia from North Cape to Stockholm with their own husky. During a short summer break at the farm, they decided to return to the north in winter. They will now spend their winter hiking break helping out at the Huskyfarm before shouldering their backpacks again.

Bjørn Klauer ...

Guide and founder of the Huskyfarm

…grew up on the outskirts of Hamburg, Germany and discovered the “outdoor’‘-life at an early age. It was no wonder that especially the northern Scandinavian nature did not let him go.
After his twelve-month hike, which took him over 3,500 kilometers from Oslo to the Soviet border near Kirkenes, he finally found his way to northern Norway.
More than 30 years ago he started to build up the Huskyfarm.
He earns his living by writing and photographing, as a hiking guide and as a musher. He lives together with his partner Katrin, his son Morten and his partner Anne Margarete and the meanwhile above 80 sled dogs on the Huskyfarm Innset.