It’s easy to find dogsledding trips in the greater Anchorage area Most visitors to the Last Frontier find themselves in Anchorage at some point during their journey, and it’s a good thing, because Alaska’s largest city is known for access [...]
Why is the Iditarod race a staple of the dog sledding community? One cannot talk about dog sledding without referring to the Iditarod race. Learn some interesting facts and stories about the race and community. The famous Iditarod Trail Sled [...]
Choose from two exciting winter dog sled tours in Seward Whether you want to escape into the wilderness for a few days, or a few hours, Seavey’s Ididaride has options for winter dog sledding tours in Seward Alaska! -- note: [...]
With the arrival of warmer temperatures each summer, Alaska’s sled dogs don’t stop working their favorite job. Alaskan huskies are bred to run, and while summers don’t always provide snow, the season does make for a wonderful opportunity for visitors [...]
Enjoy Seward, Alaska's Rustic Cabin Lodging - A Home Away From Home Peaceful and rustic, Seavey’s Ididaride is pleased to offer cabins and lodge rooms for guests to Seward, Alaska at their Abode Well Cabins. Full of authentic Alaska charm, [...]
The community of Seward, Alaska may be home to only a few thousand people, but what it lacks in population it makes up for in scenery, recreation, and access to Alaska’s largest city of Anchorage. A one-time terminus for steamships dropping [...]
Capitalizing on his overwhelming success in the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, musher Mitch Seavey is the driving force behind Ididaride Dog Sled Tours in the coastal town of Seward, Alaska. Winner of the 2004, 2013, and 2017 races, Seavey, [...]
Visiting Alaska? It’s likely you’ll begin or end your journey in Anchorage, the state’s largest city. With a population of 300,000, Anchorage is known as the hub for Alaska’s commerce, tourism, transportation, and culture. It’s a city flush with both [...]
When Alaska visitors think of mushing and sled dogs, they typically think about the cold and snow of winter. Indeed, mushing is by design a winter mode of transportation around Alaska’s roadless, remote areas. But as more modern forms of [...]
After a harrowing crossing of Norton Sound in this year’s Iditarod Race, I had been apprehensive of the next run from Koyuk to Elim, but it proved uneventful. My team and I arrived at the village of Elim in fine [...]
