SAVE THE DATE - Registration opens mid-October. ICY RIVER RAMPAGE FAT BIKE RACE - Saturday, FEB 7, 2026 Ride trails not normally open to fat bikes at the Eagle River Nature Center in Eagle River. Bib pickup at 10am, race start at 11am Two distances: 12-miles or 6-miles Hosted by the Eagle River Nature Center
100 mile and 50 kilometer winter races in remote frozen Alaska on skis, bike or foot.
The Iditarod Trail Invitational is the world's longest running winter ultra-marathon. One of the most challenging experiences on the planet, participants brave extreme physical, environmental and mental challenges as they travel along the historic Iditarod Trail on bicycle, foot or skis. Requiring self-sufficiency and the considerable resilience to make it through up to 30 frozen
The Tour of Anchorage is one of the few point-to-point cross-country ski marathons in North America and may be the only one that crosses through an urban environment! 3 ski distances of 25, 40, and 50 kilometers are available in both Freestyle and Classic techniques.We also welcome Fatbike racers and will host a 50K, 40K,
Save the date - Registration opens mid-October. BLUE BOOTY BLITZ FAT BIKE RACE - WED MAR 4, 2026 Race the multi-use trails around Alaska Pacific University (APU). Bib pickup at 6pm, race start at 7pm, course closes at 9pm. Bring lights! Hosted by the Trek Bicycle Store of Anchorage
The Homer Epic is a 50 km or 100 km human-powered winter race in the Caribou Hills on some of the most scenic, marked trails you will find. Bike, run or ski. You can change your choice of mode until you start the event. Weather permitting there will be a snow-cat groomed trail. 24-hr time
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The White Mountains 100 is a formidable journey through Alaska's rugged backcountry, traversing a variety of terrain from gentle ridges to steep descents, sweeping meadows, and frozen waterways. Participants can travel by foot, ski, or bike, and have 40 hours to finish the race. Wind, blowing and drifting snow, Arctic temperatures, water crossings, and wildlife