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Trail Maps

The whole trail system on one map, Seward to Nome, with the primary route, the connecting trails and the 1925 serum run.

The Iditarod National Historic Trail

Map of Alaska showing the Iditarod National Historic Trail: the primary route from Seward through Knik, Skwentna, Rainy Pass, McGrath, Takotna, Iditarod, Kaltag and Unalakleet to Nome, with connecting trails, the 1925 serum run route and the Alaska Railroad.
The map shows the primary route, connecting trails, the 1925 serum run route and the Alaska Railroad. Select the map to open it full size.

Maps in the Visitor Guide

Page 4 of the Iditarod National Historic Trail Visitor Guide maps the whole trail system. Each part of the trail has its own pages after that.

Download the Visitor GuidePDF, 24 pages, 11.2 MB

Southern Trek Exploration Map

This Exploration Map showcases newly completed and scheduled upcoming work on the Iditarod National Historic Trail in Chugach National Forest. The Iditarod Trail south of Anchorage, aka the "Southern Trek," is rapidly progressing towards completion, meaning there will be a continuous* footpath from Eagle River to Seward, approximately 120 miles of trail (*or nearly continuous). Be among the first to conquer each new mile of trail as it opens! The 17"x27" map is available for free at several stores and visitor centers along the trail, or order it here and have it shipped for just $3.00 shipping & handling fee. Produced through a partnership with the Iditarod Historic Trail Alliance, Alaska Trails, US Forest Service, and Bureau of Land Management. See you on the trail!

$3.00

See the map in the store