| 2008 Iditarod Winter Tour
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Alaska's pristine beauty is limitless during the summer months, but for many Alaskans, the real magic of Alaska can only be found during the winter. The Iditarod is the premiere event of the festive winter season. This historic race brings together Iditarod veterans and newcomers, pitting them in a grueling 1,000-mile challenge. The "Musher's Ball" and send-off in downtown Anchorage are celebrations without compare in the lower 48. Come be part of the excitement on this one of a kind tour.
February 27: Anchorage Transfer to your downtown hotel and enjoy the rest of the day on your own. Overnight Anchorage.
February 28: Anchorage Tour Anchorage, including stops at the Anchorage Zoo, Anchorage Museum and Lake Hood; the world's largest and busiest floatplane base. This evening, attend the Iditarod Gala known as the "Musher's Ball." Overnight Anchorage.
February 29th: Anchorage - Alyeska - Anchorage Today's happenings include a scenic motor coach drive from Anchorage to the world-renowned Alyeska Ski Resort. Admire the scenery as the scenic Seward Highway curves around Turnagain Arm. You'll enjoy stops at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center and at the Portage Glacier Begich-Boggs Visitor Center to browse the informative glaciology exhibits. Return back to Anchorage for your overnight stay.
March 1: Anchorage Attend the ceremonial start of the Iditarod, in downtown Anchorage and cheer on your favorite team! Overnight Anchorage.
March 2: Anchorage Motor coach from Anchorage to Wasilla for the offical start of the Iditarod sled dog race! Overnight Anchorage.
March 3: Anchorage Transfer to the Anchorage airport (flights must be after 11am), where we'll say goodbye.
This Tour Includes:
- 5 nights hotel accommodations
- Airport Transfers
- Anchorage City Tour
- Tour of the Iditarod Museum
- This tour is not escorted and does not include meals
- Tour price does not include airfare
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