Visiting Ididaride Sled Dog Tours - Seward, Alaska
Today we visit Seavey's Alaskan Sled Dog Tours! We get to play with adorable Alaskan husky puppies, and take a ride on a carriage pulled by dogs!
Cuteness overload!
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Iditarod dog cart pull during tour of Seavey's Ididaride Sled Dog Tours
This is the footage from the dog cart pull during a tour of an Iditarod training facility in Seward, Alaska. FYI, the front 2 dogs have actually run the race, the rest are younger dogs still being trained.
The dogs you see in the video (all of them) run at least 6 miles a day. The 2 dogs in the rear are overexerting themselves, and it is a habit they are trying to break given that the Iditarod is not a sprint. The dogs burn around 12 thousand calories (each) each day of the race.
If you want a similar tour on an actual sled (on snow) it requires a helicopter or airplane ride, which was a bit out of our reach. The wheeled cart is far heavier than the loaded race sled, which is why we stopped every few minutes.
Dog sled tour at IdidaRide in Seward, Alaska
Sled dogs anxious to run at Ididaride Seward, Alaska
Mitch Seavey's facility in Seward, Alaska.
Sled Dogs at Ididaride in Seward, Alaska
Mitch Seavey's facility in Seward, Alaska.
2019 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race Video
2019 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race ceremonial start video footage captured on Saturday 3/2/19 in Anchorage Alaska. 1080 HD (4K available on request) and 720 240fps slow motion clips of the race start in Anchorage. The Willow restart will happen on Sunday 3/3/19. Mushers began the ceremonial start on 4th avenue in downtown Anchorage and travels 11 miles on local trails. The start times do not affect the overall times for the rest of the race which begins the following day in Willow, AK. a total of 52 musher teams started the 2019 race to Nome. Here is a list of mushers along with bib numbers from the Iditarod website: 2019 Iditarod Mushers
Bib # Musher Name Sex City State Country Status
2 Anja Radano Talkeetna AK USA Veteran
3 Matt Hall M Two Rivers AK USA Veteran
4 Mats Pettersson M Kiruna SWEDEN Veteran
5 Jessie Holmes M Nenana AK USA Veteran
6 Ramey Smyth M Willow AK USA Veteran
7 Shaynee Traska F Gladwin MI USA Veteran
8 Kristin Bacon F Big Lake AK USA Veteran
9 Peter Kaiser M Bethel AK USA Veteran
10 Anna BeringtonF Knik AK USA Veteran
11 Blair Braverman F Mountain WI USA Rookie
12 Jason Campeau M Rocky Mountain House AB CANADA Veteran
13 Lev Shvarts M Willow AK USA Veteran
14 Jessie Royer F Fairbanks AK USA Veteran
15 Linwood Fiedler M Willow AK USA Veteran
16 Cindy Abbott F Willow AK USA Veteran
17 Matthew Failor M Willow AK USA Veteran
18 Emily Maxwell F Iowa City IA USA Veteran
19 Aliy Zirkle F Two Rivers AK USA Veteran
20 Nicolas Petit M Girdwood AK USA Veteran
21 Martin Buser M Big Lake AK USA Veteran
22 Ryan Redington M Skagway AK USA Veteran
23 Jeff King M Denali AK USA Veteran
24 Jessica Klejka F Wasilla AK USA Rookie
25 Jeff Deeter M Fairbanks AK USA Veteran
26 Kristy Berington F Knik AK USA Veteran
27 Marcelle Fressineau F Whitehorse YT CANADA Veteran
28 Joar Leifseth Ulsom M Mo i Rana NORWAY Veteran
29 Richie Diehl M Aniak AK USA Veteran
30 Victoria Hardwick F Bethel AK USA Rookie
31 Charley Bejna M Addison IL USA Veteran
32 Mitch Seavey M Seward AK USA Veteran
33 Ed Hopkins M Carcross YT CANADA Rookie
34 Robert Redington M Willow AK USA Veteran
35 Brett Bruggeman M Great Falls MT USA Veteran
36 Wade Marrs M Willow AK USA Veteran
37 Alison Lifka F Willow AK USA Rookie
38 Aaron BurmeisterM Nome/Nenana AK USA Veteran
39 Martin Apayauq Reitan Kaktovik AK USA Rookie
40 Paige Drobny F Fairbanks AK USA Veteran
41 Michael Baker M Willow AK USA Veteran
42 Niklas Wikstrand M Nes i Akershus NORWAY Rookie
43 Michi Konno M Willow AK USA Veteran
44 Lance Mackey M Fairbanks AK USA Veteran
45 Seth Barnes M Willow AK USA Veteran
46 Sebastien Dos Santos Borges M Chazey-Bons France Rookie
47 Aaron Peck M Grande Prairie AB CANADA Veteran
48 Jeremy Keller M Knik AK USA Veteran
49 Ryan Santiago M Sterling AK USA Rookie
50 Richie Beattie M Two Rivers AK USA Rookie
51 Travis Beals M Seward AK USA Veteran
52 Sarah Stokey F Seward AK USA Veteran
53 Cindy Gallea Wykoff MN USA Veteran
Mushers Withdrawn
Musher Name Sex City State Country Status
Michelle Phillips F Tagish YT CANADA Veteran
Mikael Jutila M Jakobstad FINLAND Rookie
Katherine Keith F Kotzebue AK USA Veteran
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Tours-TV.com: Seavey homestead, Seward
Seward is known for the large number of dog kennels and dog races that are arranged here rather frequently. United States : Alaska : Seward. See on map .
Dog Sledding in Seward, Alaska (8/6/2013)
Because the sea was rough that day, our Kenai Fjords tour was canceled and we ended up going on a dog sled tour at the last minute. It was a success! Everyone had a good time, and the guide's Iditerod talk was very interesting.
This is a long video (17 minutes). If you're interested in the guide's Iditerod talk, it starts at 7:34.
Enjoy!
an adventure in alaska | travel album
june 24 - 27, 2018
here are some of my favorite memories from my dream of a vacation to alaska! i've wanted to see alaska for as long as i can remember and i was NOT disappointed. i travelled with one of my longtime best friends as part of a post-graduation trip and had an unbelievable time! though the trip was quick, it was jam packed with fun and adventure, with a special thanks to the Alaska Railroad.
we booked the Seward Getaway vacation package through the railroad and were able to visit all the places in Seward we wanted to see for one price and without the stresses of having to find transportation and such. we highly recommend it!
points of interest:
anchorage museum, anchorage
coastal classic rail trip, alaska railroad
major marine tours, seward
seavey's ididaride sled dog tours, seward
kenai fjords national park, seward
not shown, but thoroughly enjoyed restaurants:
humpy's alehouse, anchorage
resurrection roadhouse, seward
Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race begins in Alaska
(5 Mar 2018) Mushers and their dogs are hitting the snowy trail as Alaska's famed Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race begins following a rough year for organizers.
Musher Cody Strathe of Fairbanks and his 16-dog team were the first to take off on Sunday across frozen Willow Lake, about 75 miles (120 kilometers) north of Anchorage.
Sixty-seven teams are signed up for the long-distance trek over mountain ranges, frozen rivers and other dangerous terrain. The winner is expected to reach the finish in the old Gold Rush town of Nome in about nine days.
The race is taking place after organizers spent much of the year dealing with multiple problems, including a champion's dog doping scandal, the loss of a major sponsor and escalating pressure from animal rights activists.
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Dallas Seavey - 2012, 2014, & 2015 Iditarod Champion - NatGeo's Ultimate Survival Alaska
Dallas Seavey, born March 4, 1987 is an American dog musher who is a two time winner and current record holder in the 975-mile Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race across the state of Alaska.
At age 25, Seavey became the youngest musher ever to win the race with a time of 9 days, 4 hours, 29 minutes, 26 seconds. In 2014, he again won the race in a record time of 8 days, 13 hours, 4 minutes and 19 seconds. He is the son of 2004 and 2013 Iditarod champion Mitch Seavey. His grandfather, Dan Seavey, is also a veteran Iditarod musher, having competed in the first two Iditarod sled dog races in 1973 and 1974, in addition to the 1997 and 2012 races.
In 2013, Dallas joined 7 other adventurers as the cast of the new hit show Ultimate Survival Alaska on the National Geographic Channel, matching survival skills and wilderness wits over 3,000 miles of Alaska’s toughest terrain. The show airs on Sunday nights at 9 pm ET.
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Alaska Dog Sled Ride
Juneau Alaska Sled Dog Mushers camp. Dogs pull wheel cart before snowfall
2013 IDITAROD MITCH SEAVEY!
I am excited that I got to work in Nome during the Iditarod again this year! It was very exciting and fun! Hope you enjoy! Oh..and by the way...Me feet were sooo cold that I was starting to get a headache...no one told me my Southern California rain boots wouldn't protect me from -10 degrees! What a greenhorn...lol !!!
Helicopter ride from Girdwood to Punchbowl glacier
June'14 Alaska trip
Dallas Seavey won the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race on Tuesday evening, becoming the youngest musher
HEADLINE: At 25, Dallas Seavey is youngest to win Iditarod
CAPTION: Dallas Seavey won the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race on Tuesday evening, becoming the youngest musher to win the nearly 1,000-mile race across Alaska. (March 14)
25-YEAR OLD DALLAS SEAVEY HAS WON THE IDITAROD TRAIL SLED DOG RACE --
BECOMING THE YOUNGEST MUSHER TO WIN THE NEARLY ONE-THOUSAND MILE RACE ACROSS ALASKA.
[Location - Date:ANCHORAGE, ALASKA - MARCH 3, 2012]
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[VO:]
SEAVEY ACTUALLY TURNED 25 ON MARCH 4TH - THE DAY THE RACE STARTED NORTH OF ANCHORAGE --
AND REACHED THE FINISH LINE IN NOME WITH HIS NINE DOGS TUESDAY NIGHT --
FINISHING THE RACE IN NINE DAYS, FOUR HOURS, AND 29 MINUTES.
THE PREVIOUS YOUNGEST WINNER WAS 26 YEARS OLD IN 1977 -- AND WENT ON TO BECOME THE RACE'S ONLY FIVE-TIME CHAMPION.
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Mushing Dallas Seavey's dogs @HipGuide with #DallasSeavey @SeaveyIdidaride
This is me (Syl Tang of HipGuide) on the back of Dallas Seavey's sled with his dogs out in Wasilla, Alaska just days before the Iditarod. I shot this raw and uploaded it raw so you can see it's a bumpy ride -- now imagine what it's like to do that for 1059 miles and in much rougher terrain and sub-zero temps. Congrats Dallas and your doggies - what champs!
IDIDARIDE 2017
First cut of the photos, put together on the day of the event.
Shelley On a Horse and a Really Big Gun
Horseback in Seward, Alaska.
Salmon Berry Tours video
Salmon Berry Tours out of Anchorage Alaska