The race will begin 10:00a on Saturday, February 27, 2027 at Knik Lake. Mushers will travel from the start to the half way point at Yentna Station Roadhouse where they will take a 10 hour layover. They will return the next day along the same route to the finish line on Knik Lake.
Beringia 2027 is a traditional long-distance sled dog race across Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula. The planned route covers approximately 2,150 kilometres, starting in Milkovo, passing through Esso, Tigil, Palana and Ossora, and finishing in Kamenskoye. Marking the 20th anniversary of Kamchatka Krai, the race will connect communities throughout the Koryak District and celebrate the region’s Indigenous […]
The Percy DeWolfe Memorial Mail Race is a sled dog race based in Dawson City, Yukon, celebrating the region’s mushing and mail-delivery history. First held in 1977, the race honours Percy DeWolfe, who carried mail between Dawson City and Eagle, Alaska, from 1910 to 1949. Mushers and their dog teams follow the historic Yukon River […]
Finnmarksløpet – the longest dog-sled race in Europe challenge mushers to explore the limits of their capabilities and perform. The dogs and mushers must be top-trained, but also the dogs needs trust and dedication to the mushers to perform. This is achieved through taking good care of the dogs, and give them plenty of attention, […]
We invite you to a rare place where you can witness the most challenging sled dog race in the eastern United States. We have organized high quality racing events designed for the enjoyment of mushers, spectators, and dog teams. All three Can-Am Crown races (the 250, 100, and 30 mile races) now have highly accessible […]
The 2027 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race marks the 55th running of Alaska’s iconic mushing event. The ceremonial start takes place in downtown Anchorage on March 6, followed by the official restart in Willow on March 7. Qualified mushers and their dog teams compete in a demanding test of endurance, teamwork, and wilderness skills, with […]
The T-Dog is a non-profit organization 501(c)3 dedicated to hosting sled dog races in the Tanana Valley, celebrating dog-powered sports and community spirit. The mission of the T-Dog Races extends beyond competition. It’s about creating an adventure for both dogs and humans, emphasizing skill development, teamwork, and an inclusive atmosphere. Participants are encouraged to enhance […]
The Nome–Golovin 200 is a sled dog race organized by the Nome Kennel Club in Alaska. Mushers and their dog teams travel from Nome through White Mountain to Golovin, then return to Nome, testing their endurance, teamwork, and dog-care skills.
Avannaata Qimussersui is a Greenlandic dog sled championship held every three years, bringing together mushers from northern, western, and eastern Greenland. The 2027 event will take place in Qeqertarsuaq. The race celebrates Greenland’s sled dog culture, with community gatherings and cultural activities accompanying the competition.
The Kiruna Sleddog Symposium and Trade Fair brings together mushers and working dog enthusiasts in Kiruna, Sweden, for a weekend of lectures, exhibitions and opportunities to connect with the sled dog community. Organized by Kiruna Slädhundklubb, the event provides a meeting place for sharing knowledge and experience.