At the top of the world in the heart of Interior Alaska an one of a kind sports event takes place every February. During the depths of winter, YQA is a unique test of a mushers abilities and the bond between mushers and their dog teams. Includes a 300-mile, 200-mile, and 80-mile race.
A premier mushing event featuring 650km, 450km, 200km, and junior sled dog races taking place in early February 2024, starting in Røros, Norway.
The UP200 Powered by NMU is one of America’s premier 12-dog, mid-distance sled dog races and draws mushers from around the United States and Canada. The first UP200 was run in February, 1990, after two years of planning by sled dog racing enthusiasts. The current race covers approximately 216 miles from Marquette to Grand Marais, […]
The Alaska Dog Mushers Association is proud to celebrate 78 years of hosting the Open North American Championships, the world’s premier sprint sled dog race. The ONAC is conducted under ADMA Rules Dozens of teams from around the world will convene in Fairbanks for the three-day race, which will start on Friday, March 15, 2024 […]
Race Course: 2 miles, forwards. No. of dogs: 2 minimum, 4 maximum. Juniors must stay within the number of dogs allowed for their age (must be at least 8 years old). 15 seconds added for each dog in team over two dogs. Eggs: One hard-boiled, colored Easter egg per dog (count dogs in both teams). […]
Pasvik Trail is a long-distance race in Norway, it is organized every year at the end of March/beginning of April. Pasvik Trail is known for its friendly atmosphere and its unique nature experience. The Pasvik Trail starts from Svandhovd in Pasvik. The route goes through the pine forest in Pasvikdalen and offers everything from river […]
The Kobuk 440 Racing Association is a Kotzebue-based non-profit run by volunteers all across the Northwest Arctic region. The association hosts the Kobuk 440 mid-distance sled dog race annually, as well as the Taaqpak 120 and Junior Races for youth in the community. For the Iñupiat, dog mushing has always been a part of life […]
David Daley of Wapusk Adventures had the concept for the HUDSON BAY QUEST, and with the support of a small group of Churchill dog mushers the first Hudson Bay Quest was run in 2004. The intent of the Hudson Bay Quest has always been to revive dog sledding as a sport and tradition of the […]
Join us on Saturday April 6th to buy and sell any mushing related gear at the Alaska Dog Center! Clean out your closet or garage and make some money from the gear collecting dust. Bring parkas, bibs, booties, harnesses, dog coats, sleds, and anything else mushing related! We will be offering complimentary FOOD AND BEVERAGES […]
