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ISDVMA Virtual Conference is October 16-17, 2021   Mushers, veterinarians, veterinary nurses, and anyone interested in sled dog medicine, nutrition and ethics of animals in sport.  MORE

Musher Rabies Shot Clinic November 6, Knik Bar, noon to 3pm, $9.50/shot for more info call Knik Bar @376-3818.

Thanks to Asher, Ezra, and Jeremy the track looks great.  Rent is only $250 per day for events with insurance.  Inquire here

Online membership form
Junior membership and liability
Waiver of Liability for members & volunteers
Covid Mitigation Plan
Mail membership form

APRIL 17

Well spring is here! Trails are closed for the season. TOA trail is closed down for construction activity. Melting has exposed a big dip across the trail for electrical at the trail head. One of our longest seasons ever. Many thanks to all who volunteered to keep the trails good for so many months. 

Trail Report March 25

Trails are are holding up well.  Slow down going through the ball fields and expect bumps near the gates.  Underpass approaching the ballfields has some icy spots.  
 

ASDRA’s Trail Commitment

The Alaskan Sled Dog & Racing Association, having been present in the area now called Far North Bicentennial Park since 1949, has also had an active interest in the stewardship of the park and all of its users since the inception of the Bicentennial User Group in the 80’s.  As original members of this User Group,

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In 1949 the Alaskan Sled Dog and Racing Association (ASDRA) was formed to promote and preserve the great Alaskan tradition of dog mushing.

250.furrondyoldASDRA’s committed volunteers have developed and maintained the dedicated sled dog trails in Far North Bicentennial Park and the Campbell Tract for 70 years.

The non-profit club
puts on internationally recognized races from January 1 through the Anchorage Fur Rendezvous in February of each year. Race fees and trail fees are used to maintain the club trailhead facilities and groom the trails in Far North Bicentennial Park. The 20 miles of trail known as Tozier Track begins and ends at a 10-acre trailhead site owned by ASDRA.

A strong junior mushing program provides education and winter recreation for mushers from 4 to 17 years. Members sponsor events sharing their sport with the community and tourists.