Definition of Iditarod trail 1. Noun. A trail that extends 1,100
miles from Anchorage over the Alaska Range to Nome. Iditarod
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Trail Literary usage of Iditarod trail Below you will find
example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical
literature: 1. Adventure Guide to the Alaska Highway by Ed
Readicker-Henderson (2006) "The iditarod trail starts in Seward
and goes to Nome (the dogs run from outside Anchorage to Nome).
Most of it is a winter-only trail, but the Crow Pass ..." 2.
Adventure Guide to the Sierra Nevada by Wilbur H. Morrison
(2000) "... runs Husky Express, has been active in dogsled
racing since 1972, having competed all over North America and
worked as a handler on the iditarod trail. ..." 3. Alaska by
Anne Hart (2000) "But the highlight is, of course, the finish of
the iditarod trail Dog Sled Race, whi