Alaska's tourist industry has been on the rise in recent years. In 2016 alone, over 1.8 million people visited the state. Seward is a hot spot when it comes to tourism, and for good reason. Located just east of Kenai Fjords National [...]
If you think of sled dogs, you most likely immediately think of Siberian Huskies. While these dogs are commonly used for dog sledding, they're definitely not the only breed used. What kind of dog is suited for becoming a sled [...]
Skiing and snowboarding are common winter sports. But for a real adventure, you should take a dog sled across the ice. Dog sledding might sound like something from the days of Jack London. But it's still a popular recreational sport [...]
Dog sledding is a sport that lots of people are aware of, but few people know how it works. There are several do's and don't's of dog mushing that you should learn before you head out on the trails with [...]
If you are deciding to plan a trip to Seward Alaska, you are probably considering going on one of the many popular dog sled tours available. Ididaride offers some highly enjoyable Seward tours, so it is important you learn about [...]
When you make your way over to the Great Frontier, the far side of the world that is Seward Alaska, there are some important bucket-list items that some people may miss. Alaska is full of breathtaking beauty and nature [...]
Did you know? Winter is not the only time of the year for dog sledding tours in Seward Alaska. Summer also plays a significant part in dog sledding fun! As you probably did know though: with different seasons of the [...]
When a person goes dog sledding in Seward Alaska in the winter, it is important to be well equipped. This is serious business, and harsh weather conditions can occur. When dog sledding tours happen in snowy climates, precautions must be [...]
I know it’s never over until it’s over, but Joar Ulsom should be in Nome shortly, claiming his first Iditarod title, and breaking the Seavey championship run at six. It was going to have to end sometime, and I couldn’t [...]
It's come down to 3 teams; Nick, Joar, and Mitch. They won't necessarily finish 1-2-3, but it would take an 'Act of God' for someone to catch all three. By now we know that the Eagle Island checkpoint is at [...]
