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Iditarod:     more books (101)

Racing the Iditarod Trail by Ruth Crisman, 1996-06 The Mystery on the Iditarod Trail (Real Kids, Real Places) (Teacher's Guide) (Carole Marsh Mysteries) by Carole Marsh, 2003-10-01 More Iditarod Classics: Tales of the Trail from the Men & Women Who Race Across Alaska by Lew Freedman, 2004-03-01 Iditarod Country: Exploring the Route of the Last Great Race by Tricia Brown, 1998-02 Iditarod Dream by Ted Wood, 2002-12 Iditarod: Women on the Trail by Nicki J. Nielsen, 1986-02 The Iditarod by Andre Jute, 1990-01-25 Gold placer deposits in westcentral Alaska: An inventory of the gold placer mines, prospects, and deposits located within the Holy Cross, Iditarod, Lime ... Sleetmute, and Unalakleet quadrangles by Richard L Lampright, 1999 Iditarod Spirit by Kim Heacox, 1991-10 The Iditarod Arctic Sports Medicine-Human Performance Guide: Official Guide of the Iditarod Iditarod. Das hÀrteste Hundeschlittenrennen der Welt. by Gary Paulsen, 2000-10-01 The Iditarod: The Greatest Win Ever by Monica Devine, 1997-12 Iditarod Dream/Christmas Dream (Alaska 3-4) (Heartsong Novella Collection in Large Print) by Tracie Peterson, 2005-12-08 Adventures of the Iditarod Air Force: True Stories About the Pilots Who Fly for Alaska's Famous Sled Dog Race by Ted Mattson, 1997-02

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41. Cool Dreams
    Bill Borden lives in an unusual place for a musher, in Atlanta, Georgia. Follow his quest to qualify for and run iditarod 2002.  
    http://www.cooldreams.net/

42. Iditarod School District
    (McGrath) Curriculum information, job openings, teacher resources, school sites, and staff email directory  
    http://iditarodsd.org/

43. Remarks On The Iditarod
    Greed fuels the iditarod. How much money does iditarod get from sponsorships? Why did Lance Mackey and Doug Swingley race? Anchorage Daily News profits  
    http://www.helpsleddogs.org/remarks-greedfuelsiditarod.htm

44. Unique Alaskan Adventures With Alaskan Guides.Guided Rafting, Backpacking And Se
    The iditarod Trail Invitational is the world s longest, least supported winter ultramarathon for cyclists, skiers and runners (350 and 1100 miles). The Race is held on the historic iditarod Trail in Alaska.  
    http://www.alaskaultrasport.com
    
    Extractions: Guided Wilderness trips in Alaska's National Parks, Wild and Scenic Rivers, Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Brooks Range, Gates of the Arctic National Park and Katmai National Park. Join us mountain biking river rafting sea kayaking or backpacking . We are a husband and wife team and love to share our passion and knowledge about Alaska with visitors from all over the world. We are an Alaskan owner-operated business, we don't hire any guides. Every trip is custom designed and is guided by Bill and Kathi Merchant. We have been in business since 2001 and have guided trips all over the state of Alaska on many rivers and remote areas. New since 2009 are our guided MTB trips in Utah and Arizona in the spring and fall.

45. Iditarod Photos And Interactives | Adn.com
    Nome to Home. Aerial landscape photographs from a small Cessna 185 through Windy Pass, Denali National Park to Nome and back to Anchorage through Rainy Pass.  
    http://www.adn.com/photos/iditarod/

46. Iditarod Race Alaska Iditarod Tour Alaska Anchorage Iditarod
    Alaska iditarod Sled Dog Tour from Anchorage with fly out to Checkpoints along the trail.  
    http://www.alaskafares.com/wintertours/iditarodtwo.html
    
    Extractions: Upon arrival in Anchorage transfer to your downtown hotel. Remaining day at leisure and time to explore the historical and scenic points of interest within the downtown area: walk along the Coastal Trail towards Earthquake Park with a magnificent Cook Inlet and Mount Susitna view, take a picture from the Captain Cook Monument, visit the Museum of History and Art, check out the Ice Sculpturing competition, or take a bus to the Alaska Native Heritage Center with a variety of interactive displays, shows and five separate culture galleries about the different native groups that used to live in Alaska. Overnight: Anchorage

47. J.J. Keller's Iditarod Home
    Follow J.J. Keller's sponsorship of iditarod musher Mitch Seavey Whether you're driving across the highways or mushing through the extreme conditions on the iditarod Trail  
    http://iditarod.jjkeller.com/

48. Adventure Tours Of The Alaska Iditarod Race, The Yukon Quest, Northern Lights An
    Photo tours of the iditarod sled race and trail.  
    http://www.iditarodtours.com
    
    Extractions: Welcome to Alaska Iditarod Tours, Your Small Group Travel Specialist to "The Last Frontier". Now in our 13th year, and with over 30 years experience exploring the Alaska wilderness, AIT is well equipped to provide you with the highest quality experience of this wonderful land. With 6 different Iditarod Race tour offerings, we give you a variety of ways to experience this fantastic event. Attend the Race starts in Anchorage and Willow then expand that tour by visiting checkpoints along the trail or heading to Nome for the finish. Our Northern Lights / Ice Art tour combines the excitement of the Iditarod Race starts with an option to attend the World Ice Art Championships in Fairbanks with Northern Lights viewing from Chena Hot Springs . The Northern Lights / Polar Bears tour package includes a spectacular combination of northern lights viewing from the Brooks Range and polar bear viewing on Barter Island. Our Autumn Extravaganza Tour is a custom tour that includes visits to Denali National Park, the historic Kennicott Mine in spectacular Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and travel across the Denali Highway and Prince William Sound. Alaska doesn't get any better than this. Follow the Iditarod Race with AIT 's Blog for pictures and tales from the trail.

49. Iditarod Dog Race | Ididarod Alaska | Iditrod Alska
    Originally, the iditarod trail served as a supply route for materials from the coastal towns of Seward and Knik to the gold fields and camps in Northwest Alaska in the early 1900's  
    http://alaskatrekker.com/iditarod.htm

50. Alaska Adventure Travel: Alaska Dog Sledding & Dog Mushing
    Dog sledding expeditions with iditarod hall of fame inductee Jerry Austin.  
    http://www.alaskadogsledding.com/
    
    Extractions: Home Specials Dog Mushing Map ... Videos - Roy Swafford, CA Call or Email Us Since 1976, Alaska Dog Sledding has specialized in small group wilderness Alaska adventure travel, Alaska dog sledding, and Alaska dog mushing trips into some of Alaska's most beautiful and remote locations with a cabin and heated safari style accommodations. This is the real Alaska in its natural state, a chance of seeing majestic bald and golden eagles, falcons, foxes, seals, ptarmigans, wolves, moose, otters, lynx, huge ravens, snowy owls, snow buntings, mink and others. This is just a sampling of the wildlife that awaits your Alaska adventure travel vacation with us. "We come back every summer for the companionship of the Austin family and staff." Be a part of and hear the true tales of a life of Alaska adventure travel. Jerry has completed the world famous Iditarod dog sledding race 18 times, is an Iditarod charter hall of fame inductee, a fully insured, Master Guide with a lifetime of Alaska dog sledding, dog mushing, and alaska adventure travel experiences rivaled by few.

51. Iditarod
    Mrs. Olson is Up North! She was selected by the Wells Fargo Bank Branch to accompany a group to the 2003 iditarod. She will leave February 25 and return March 6!  
    http://www2.grand-forks.k12.nd.us/ms/iditarod/iditarod.html
    
    Extractions: Keep checking back for daily updates, photos, and educational activities! This web site was created by the 1998 6th grade students of Wilder Elementary School, Grand Forks, ND and their teacher, Mrs. Jeanie Olson. We were awarded a $1,000 Mini-grant for Technology Incorporation within this unit by the Compaq Computer Corporation. In these links you will find information pertaining to the activities we use to supplement the Iditarod Sled Dog Race theme. From art projects, online chats, button creation, sled building, bootie sewing, winter survival, favorite links, kids selections, science experiments and curriculum, social studies, music, and even our very own I-Kid-A-Rod sled kid race through our local University's park...we hope you enjoy and use some of our activities. This site is updated and maintained yearly by the current class members of Mrs. Olson's class. Clay Animation

52. Dude Dog Toons
    Cartoons, and color book pages about a sled dog and the Last Great Race the iditarod.  
    http://www.alaska.net/~sleddog/Dude.htm
    
    Extractions: Dude Toons Poopsicle Snow Dance Raging Hormones Growls ... Kidnap the help! Neuter Day! Gossip It's a Female Thing First Snowball Tongues ... Elvis Sighting Trouble Mind Games Trail Breaker Tail Gaitor ... The Pile up LINKS! Learn about Dude Rae's Harness Shop Mushing Links Learn Animal CPR ... Submit a site! Dude Dog "A hilarious cartoon dedicated to the sport of mushing. Follow Dude Dog in his mushing misadventures across the Great White North!" Review by dogsled.com The Real Dud e Dude is a Siberian husky. Dudes mother, "Blondie" was an excellent leader and taught Dude almost everything he knows. She spent many days on the trail showing Dude the difference between "GEE" (right) and "HAW" (left). Dudes father's name is "Grizz". Grizz was an excellent wheel dog for many years. Dudes mother and father ran the Iditarod back in the early 1980's.

53. Iditarod House Bed And Breakfast, Lodging At Palmer, Alaska
    Located between Palmer and Wasilla, Alaska, and forty miles from Anchorage, Alaska, iditarod House Bed and Breakfast offers a variety of lodging accommodations and a vacation  
    http://iditarodhouse.com/
    
    Extractions: Iditarod House is a 2 night minimum stay accommodation committed to quality and affordability. Crispin's Den is the only room available this season. Ask about our fully furnished one bedroom apartment available for monthly rental! Iditarod House is the ideal choice for the Alaska traveler seeking quality affordable lodging. Pioneer Peak as seen from Iditarod House These comfortable accommodations are 40 minutes highway travel from Anchorage and 15 minutes to Wasilla. A scenic four hour drive to the north will take you to Denali National Park and Mt. McKinley. Your hostess is a retired Iditarod musher. While we no longer have sled dogs, we do have numerous tales from the trails we love to share. Crispin's Den: A very private room with a queen bed, in-room mini- kitchenette, wireless internet, a separate entrance and private bath.

54. 704x480 JPG Image Demo
    View of iditarod finish line.  
    http://home.gci.net/~cityofnome/704x480.html

55. Iditarod
    PROJECT DESCRIPTION. The iditarod sled dog race, held annually in March across more than 1,100 miles in Alaska, embodies adventure, excitement, courage, competition, and the  
    http://teacher.scholastic.com/activities/iditarod/tguide.htm
    
    Extractions: schlAudience = 'teacher'; imgRoot = "/universal/images/"; Search HOME TEACHING RESOURCES STUDENT ACTIVITIES SCHOLASTIC PRODUCTS ... Resources Teacher's Guide PROJECT DESCRIPTION The Iditarod sled dog race, held annually in March across more than 1,100 miles in Alaska, embodies adventure, excitement, courage, competition, and the bond of mutual respect humans and animals can share. This project offers students the sense of "being there" in the windswept Alaskan tundra. Students read a virtual roundtable discussion with Iditarod champion Martin Buser and adventure author and former Iditarod musher Gary Paulsen. Students explore the Iditarod route through an interactive trail map and follow the race checkpoint by icy checkpoint. They also interview mushers. Complemented by a variety of suggested classroom activities and printable skill sheets, this Online Activity is a natural for cross-curricular teaching. Lesson Planning Suggestions page.

56. Home
    Small animal practice and location for pre-race tests prior to the iditarod. Provides details of the medical, surgical, dental and wellness care services offered, the doctors, staff, location and hours.  
    http://www.soldotnaanimalhospital.com/

57. National Historic Iditarod Trail Alliance
    Learn about the iditarod National historic trail system. The history, and the trail today!  
    http://iditarodnationalhistorictrail.org/
    
    Extractions: The Iditarod National Historic Trail is one of a number of trails designated by Congress in recognition of their significance as scenic, recreational or historic transportation routes. The Iditarod was specifically designated for its historic importance. The system was created to provide areas of hiking and for meeting the outdoor recreation needs of an ever-expanding urban population. Which trails are designated as National Trails? Because the Iditarod is such a complex trail system, stretching from Seward in the south, to Nome (mile 926) on the Bering Sea, it crosses lands owned by several Native corporations, municipal governments and the State of Alaska as well as federal lands managed by the BLM, the U.S. Forest Service, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Department of Defense. In all there are 10 institutional land managers and numerous private owners.

58. Finnmarksløpet
    1000 km non-stop running through the Arctic winter. The northernmost sled dog racing in the world, under North Cape, Norway. Qualifying event for the iditarod.  
    http://www.finnmarkslopet.no/

59. NorthWapiti Siberian Husky Kennels, Alberta, Canada - Breeders Of Champion Siber
    Breeders of champion Siberian Huskies and iditarod finishers. Includes kennel information, photographs, pedigrees, and race journal.  
    http://www.northwapiti.com/

60. Iditarod Trail Invitational-home Page
    you tube video. What this race is all about. It was in Rohn as our trail breaker in 2007 I had the good fortune to meet Joe May one of the legends and winner of the early iditarod  
    http://www.alaskaultrasport.com/alaska_ultra_home_page.html
    
    Extractions: What this race is all about It was in Rohn as our trail breaker in 2007 I had the good fortune to meet Joe May one of the legends and winner of the early Iditarod Sled Dog Races. The history lesson for all of us at the Rohn cabin that night cannot be bought or read in books. The stories of dog races in the early days told with a lot of humor fascinated us and kept us laughing. The more I listened the better I felt about the philosophy of the Iditarod Trail Invitational. Listening to those stories from someone who experienced the early days of the Iditarod Trail made me sure I want to preserve this philosophy of adventure and experience for all who qualify and choose to participate in the Iditarod Trail Invitational. This race is not for everyone. A mistake at the wrong time and place in the Alaskan winter wilderness could cost you fingers and toes or even your life. At times the only possible rescue will be self rescue. For those who do not agree with this philosophy, expect marked trails and more support there are other races out there which will cater to your needs.

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