Passport Stamp Program & Mile 1 Tour
Collect official National Trails System cancellation stamps at visitor centers and partner sites from Seward to Nome, and take the self-guided walking tour of the First Mile in Seward.
National Historic Trail Passport Stamp Program
The Passport To Your National Parks was created to help visitors explore their National Parks, and has become a popular way for people to document their travels to all of America's Public Lands! More information, including purchasing a Passport can be found from Eastern National Parks Association or Alaska Geographic.
The Iditarod National Historic Trail received their first stamp from the National Park Travelers Club in July 2014! Since then, the program has grown to include a total of 9 stamps at different locations along the trail.
There is a list of all the National Trails in the back of every Park Passport, with additional space for cancellation stamps! Curious about the National Trails System? Learn more over at our partner, the Partnership for the National Trails System!
Walk the First Mile in Seward (Mile 1 Self-Guided Tour)
In 2017, the Seward Trailblazers published a brochure to guide visitors along the first mile of the Iditarod National Historic Trail in Seward, Alaska. The first mile is an easy walk along the 26-year-old bike path which starts at the Trail Blazers statue outside the Alaska SeaLife Center. You can download a pdf copy of that brochure here.
Download Mile 1 Walking Tour Brochure (PDF) ↗
