During the early years of the Iditarod Race, the mushers only traveled the northern trail. After several years, the Iditarod Board of Directors realized that the smaller villages were being heavily impacted by the race coming through their village year after year. It was decided to use both sections of the trail.
This decision had a three fold effect. The northern villages of Ruby, Galena and Nulato only had to deal with the large group of mushers, press and volunteers every other year. The second effect was that the race was able to pass through the actual ghost town of Iditarod. Lastly, the villages of Shageluk, Anvik and Grayling were able to participate in the race.
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The Iditarod race alternates between a northern route and a southern route every other year to ensure varied trail conditions and to highlight different aspects of Alaska's landscape and communities. The northern route, which passes through areas with less population, offers a more remote experience, while the southern route includes more populated towns. This alternation also helps manage trail maintenance and the ecological impact of the race. Ultimately, it enhances the experience for both mushers and spectators by showcasing the diverse terrain of Alaska.
In even years, the Iditarod follows the Northern route. The halfway point is between Cripple and Ruby, closer to Ruby.
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