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Dog sledding

Gee! Haw! The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race starts on the streets of downtown Anchorage on the first weekend of March. But that's just the beginning of adventures with Alaska's state sport. Hop on the runners and discover dog sledding year round. Even in summer, glaciers provide plenty of chances to explore one of Alaska's oldest methods oftransportation. Mush!

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A short helicoptor ride takes visitors from Girdwood to Punch Bowl Glacier for summer dog sledding.
A short helicoptor ride takes visitors from Girdwood to Punch Bowl Glacier for summer dog sledding. ©Alpine Air
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Summer Dog Sledding: Hot Dogs, Cool rides
It doesn’t have to be winter to drive a dog sled in Alaska. Get a taste of the one of the north’s greatest adventures in summer too!
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Winter Dog Sledding in Alaska
Amazing tales revolve around the relationship between mushers and their dogs, and together they have saved cities, inspired untold millions and carved out a permanent niche in Alaska’s history.
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Skijoring: A Cross-Country Ski and Dog Combo
Like to cross-country ski? Love your dog? Join the two together for a whole new winter experience.
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Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race
Snow, trails and wild tails! The Last Great Race is an endurance race through wide-open spaces of Alaska for the four-legged, gold-medal athletes of the annual Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race.
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