Urban Iditarod

by Scott Beale on February 28, 2005 · 2 comments

Urban Iditarod

The 11th Annual Urban Iditarod takes place this Saturday, March 5th, 2005 at noon in San Francisco. Here are some photos and press from previous years.

In the Alaskan Iditarod, more than sixty dog sled teams race across the frozen tundra from Anchorage to Nome. In our urban version, teams of “dogs” lead by a musher will pull their sleds (shopping carts) through some of San Francisco’s most touristed areas. These teams of barking humans must negotiate through the unrelenting and unforgiving dangers of San Francisco’s urban frontier. As an incentive to run, dogs and mushers alike will have several “rest stops” to replenish lost fluids and discuss tales of mayhem. The course is over three miles, so dogs and mushers alike need to be ready and able to run their tails off.

For more info, including how to register, check out the Urban Iditarod website.

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1 sam January 17, 2007 at 10:00 pm

Is there any info on the Urban Iditarod for 2007?

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