On February 8th 2025, the International Wilderness Sled Dog Race will take place in the beautiful Moosehead Lake Region of Maine. As one of only two long distance races in New England, our 60- and 35-mile races have become very popular in the racing community. Noting from the mushers how friendly the area is along with being a well-organized race on awesome trails that traverse over mountains and lakes with spectacular views. It is a race that mushers, volunteers and spectators mark on their calendars. This year we again will be hosting a 4-mile sprint race with teams of three to four dogs as well as a Skijor race with one to two dogs, making for lots of action throughout the day with teams finishing Saturday afternoon.         

The Wilderness Race is one of the few that offers a great opportunity to view the progress of a sled dog race! The trail gives spectators several viewing locations as they have the opportunity to watch the teams travel across three road crossings, trail passage within skiing distance from Little Lyford Pond Lodge and trail passage directly through West Branch Pond Camps. Its great natural setting is accessible by car, snowmobile, snowshoes or cross-country skis and continues to bring new visitors and business opportunities to the Moosehead Lake area.                       

This year’s primary goal is to continue to attract world class mushers and offer a fun day for everyone. In order to make this happen we need your help with raising funds for this great race. Since the Wilderness Sled Dog Racing Association is a non-profit 501c3 organization your contribution is totally tax deductible. Attached is a list of sponsorship levels for your consideration.

For more information on this event please visit our Facebook page Wilderness Sled Dog Race or our website 100milewildernessrace.org   
 

Thank you in advance,

Wilderness Sled Dog Racing Association