"The toughest 300 miles in dog racing!" The 2024 race starts on January 13th at 10 am, location TBD. We encourage everyone to join in person but for those who live far, the event will be live-streamed (the start) on our Facebook (Copper Basin 300). Banquet is scheduled for January 16th.
"The premier middle-distance sled dog race in the world." Bethel, Alaska. The Kuskokwim 300 is the premier middle distance sled dog race in the world, spanning 300 miles of traditional trails along the Kuskokwim River, from Bethel, Alaska to Aniak, Alaska and back. We host not only the Kuskokwim 300, but the Bogus Creek 150, […]
Beginning in Jackson, Wyoming this premier “stage” format sled dog race is hosted by the areas local communities. Teams race on public lands of the Bridger-Teton, Shoshone, & Caribou-Targhee National Forests, competing for $165,000 in prize money & the elusive title of “Stage Stop Champion”
People tend to hear the most about the Marathon, but the Beargrease is really four races in one; the Marathon is over 300 miles and is the big race, but the Beargrease 120 is one of the most competitive mid-distance races in the lower 48 states. We also have the BG 40, and a 120 […]
The Chugiak Dog Musher's Association signature sprint event, bringing in top sprint mushers from all of Alaska, the lower 48 and Europe. Open Class drivers come to compete and test their team’s performance in preparation for the Anchorage Fur Rondy and the Fairbanks ONAC.
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). […]
