Records, Stories & Project Jukebox
Hear directly from Alaska Native elders, dog mushers, bush pilots, miners, and trail stewards who lived and shaped the history of the Iditarod Trail.
The Story of the Trail & Alliance
The Iditarod Historic Trail Alliance, a.k.a. Iditarod National Historic Trail, Inc., is a statewide nonprofit organization chartered to advance the knowledge, appreciation, and enjoyment of the Iditarod National Historic Trail. The Alliance was founded in 1999, and a number of its Board members have been involved in efforts for the Trail for over 30 years. Learn more About Us!
The Alliance works with school teachers throughout Alaska. Learn More Here!
The Alliance publishes a newsletter, a member benefit. Newsletters from 2013 to date are available.
The Iditarod National Historic Trail has nine passport stamps throughout Alaska! Check out all the locations you can get your stamp!
UAF Oral History — Iditarod Trail Project Jukebox
In partnership with the University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF) Oral History Program, the Iditarod Historic Trail Alliance helped support the Iditarod Trail Project Jukebox—an interactive digital collection of audio interviews, transcripts, historic photographs, and maps documenting life along the Trail.
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1982 BLM Resource Inventory & Comprehensive Management Plan
Researchers, historians, and land managers can also consult the foundational federal resource inventories hosted by the Alaska Resources Library & Information Services (ARLIS):
