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Available: March 2nd 2025
Rates:
$700 – per person (Driver)
$450 – per person (Passenger Only)
NOTE: Drivers must be 18 years or older, kids 12 and up may ride as a passenger. We do not provide drivers for our tours.
This tour starts in Willow where the crowds gather to countdown the teams as they start their treks across Alaska. We’ll then follow the dogs and the Iditarod trail itself down the Susitna and Yentna rivers to the first checkpoints, where we’ll enjoy a good meal while watching the mushers settle their teams in for a well deserved rest after the first leg of the race. It’s a scenic and exciting ride with views of Denali, dog teams and a life in the backcountry of Alaska you won’t want to miss. See the Iditarod up close and personal!
If you are a single participant, please call to book.
Departs: 1pm
Available: 2nd March 2025
Ages: Drivers: 18 years and older | Passengers: 12 years and older
Minors must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
NOTES:
Ages: 12+ minors with by a parent or legal guardian.
NOTE: If anyone is not comfortable driving, they may ride as a passenger. Drivers must be 18 years or older, kids 12 and up may ride as a passenger. We do not provide drivers for our tours.
This tour starts at 1:00 pm Please arrive 30 minutes prior so that we can get everyone geared up and ready to leave on time.
The Iditarod Snowmobile Adventure is a tour that provides the unique opportunity to witness the famed Iditarod Race up-close. It combines snowmobiling across the beautiful Alaskan landscape and experiencing the excitement of the Iditarod Race.
The Iditarod Snowmobile Adventure is scheduled for the 2rd of March, 2025.
The adventure begins in Willow, Alaska.
No, our experienced Snowhook Adventure Guides will guide you irrespective of your snowmobiling experience.
The adventure includes a snowmobiling tour following the Iditarod trail and experiencing the excitement of the Iditarod Race.
We recommend dressing in layers suitable for cold weather and snow. Include thermal undergarments, a warm jacket, snow pants, sturdy boots, gloves, a hat, and goggles or sunglasses for eye protection.
You don’t need to bring any specific equipment. We will provide everything needed for the snowmobile ride.
Participants should be in good health, and anyone with serious health conditions should consult their doctor before participating.
Yes, there will be opportunities to take photos during the adventure.
Our cancellation policy can be found on our website or by contacting us directly.
For single participants, we ask you to please call to book.
The safety of our participants is our top priority. In case of severe weather conditions, we may need to reschedule the adventure.
Prepare for your Iditarod Snowmobile Adventure by visiting the Official Iditarod website. This resource offers insights into the race’s history and traditions, along with the latest updates about the event. You can also find out about the trails you’ll take from the Alaska Department of Natural Resources, which provides crucial safety measures and tips about wildlife encounters.
In the second phase of your preparation, keep an eye on the National Weather Service’s Alaska page for real-time weather updates. This will help you pack suitable clothing and gear for the adventure ahead. Lastly, visit Snowmobile.org to gain insights into snowmobiling in Alaska, from safety practices to the sport’s benefits. Equip yourself with these resources, and you’ll be all set to make the most of your Iditarod Snowmobile Adventure with Snowhook Adventure Guides of Alaska.
Join us on a once in a lifetime Alaska adventure with Snowhook Adventure Guides of Alaska. We’ll take you to places most people never get to see on dog sleds, helicopters, snowmobiles or ATVs.
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