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Bro we used to listen to this song everyday in 1st grade while we read about the dog hero whatever his name was

This sounds a little faster than I remember, great song though.

Sam

LOVE THIS SONG AND REMINDS Me of Togo and Balto

Dallas did it 6 times today... A Legend of this race 👏🏻

That diabetic dude made it 999 more kilometers than I would have

Dude wanted to quit before the first checkpoint

I was there when Lance Mackey won 🥇 in Nome he gave me the winning dogs shoes and signed picture from his relative who worked in wells Fargo 😅 I did Chippendale show there 🤣

I remember listening to this song in 1st or 2nd grade at school

🥲 that was awesome! Ryan Reddington is about 4 hours from winning the 2023 iditarod in Lance's honor and I'm emotional....rip my friend I know you're smiling tonight! Go Ryan! 50 years of dedication and he is finally taking the title home to the 1st family of the iditarod....in honor of the greatest musher that ever lived! WOW!!!!

I remember when we used to play this back in Alaska in 1st grade

God bless you those of us who were forced to leave the state thank you for all your music I made us feel back home

I just read a book about the original nome serum run. which brought me to the idiatarod which brought me to this song. Which I already love

Love this song cool...

Best singer I've ever known

RIP Lance💚🐕🐕🐕🐕🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾 A truely inspiring legend

Away up in Alaska The state that stands alone There's a dog race run from Anchorage into Nome And it's a grueling race with a lightning pace Where chilly winds do wail. Beneath the northern lights, across snow and ice It's called the Iditarod Trail. Well, give me a team and a good lead dog and a sled that's built so fine, And let me race those miles to Nome, one thousand forty-nine Then when I get back to my home Hey I can tell my tale I did, I did I did the Iditarod Trail. Well the race it won't be easy For the masters of the trail And some of them will make it and some of them will fail But just to run that race takes a tough and hardy breed, And a lot of work done by the dogs That run across snow with whistling speed. Well, give me a team and a good lead dog and a sled that's built so fine, And let me race those miles to Nome, one thousand forty-nine Then when I get back to my home Hey I can tell my tale I did, I did I did the Iditarod Trail. I just pulled out of Safety And I'm on the trail alone I'm doin' fine and I'm pickin' up time And runnin' on in to Nome. There's no sled tracks in front of me And no one's on my tail I did, I did, I did the Iditarod Trail! Well, give me a team and a good lead dog and a sled that's built so fine, And let me race those miles to Nome, one thousand forty-nine Then when I get back to my home Hey I can tell my tale I did, I did I did the Iditarod Trail I did, I did I did the Iditarod Trail I did, I did I did the Iditarod Trail. Source: Musixmatch Songwriters: Jim Varsos The Iditarod Trail Song lyrics © Ole Willdawn Music

Cool

Darin Nelson is my Dad!!!💜💜💜

They started to race at ten last night takes them 8 day to race pulling the sled

Thank you Sir ,, RIP

Rest in Peace :( what a Legend

RIP HOBO JIM!!🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🥰🙌🏻

This song made my husky go and ring the doorbells. She wants to go out running now. Thanks a lot lol ;)

Rest In Peace legend ♥️

Go with God, Jim. We'll miss you greatly, Sir. We'll hear your song in the breeze as it whispers through the trees, and in the call of the eagle as it soars through the skies. We'll hear your song in the splash of the creeks and rivers as the salmon swim upstream, and we'll see your spirit in the caribou, moose and bear. Bless you, Hobo Jim, and thank you for allowing me to sing with you...it is a memory I'll take with me for the rest of my days. Happy trails, dear sir.

As a friend and fellow Alaskan performer, Hobo Jim has been our official state balladeer for over 40 years. He is now facing the end of his trail, dealing with cancer he never knew he had until after our state fair last month. We are ALL devastated knowing he will not be at the fair next year unless a miracle happens and cures him immediately. Prayers and many well wishes for him and his lovely wife of 42 years as they both face the ultimate path in life for all of us, just some a little too soon. Hobo Jim will live on forever in our hearts and in Alaska and worldwide, where this song has been known to be part of some schools' curriculum in teaching about Alaska and the Iditarod race itself! What an honor it has been to know him, join him on stage, and as a friend. God Bless "Hobo Jim" Varsos in his next journey...

Just heard about his cancer😥

I didn't have enough appreciation for this song growing up. Now that I've moved from Alaska, listening to it feels like home to me.

I saw one of the mushers from the Iditarod Trail at Woodman Park School the musher name was Lara

So glad I found this. I used to sing the chorus to my dogs.

I love it

We first heard this song during our honeymoon in Alaska (2006).

I LOVE THIS SONG

4rth grade memories

Mrs. Stagall tho... if you know you know

This reminds me of my friends!

My class did the iditaread where we read then completed checkpoints every so often. Then we drafted mushers first place got first pic on a prize then 2nd then 3rd and last place got a prize my guy this year Thomas Warner won and I got a super cool hat

I also seen this at school and I love it at Isham

my musher is Aaron Burmeister

This was back in the time of the greats...used to love going to watch the start....

I love dogs!

Makes me go about 7 years back, wow.. time flies

Wow

I grew up in MA and we sang this in 4th grade

Togo and bolto

MITCH SEAVEy HECC YAs thats my favorite musher

mrs maguire in my classroom lets us see this

I'm from Georgia. For some reason my Gifted Education Teacher just loves this. So uh.. Hi Alaskans.

I remember being forced against my will to sing this to my entire school in forth grade.