1000 Miles to Nome
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- The story of the Iditarod Trail Invitational (ITI). Filmed Feb. - March, 2019.
You will travel the Iditarod Trail as the athletes themselves will take you inside the 2019 ITI with revealing POV filming in the harshest as well as most spectacular conditions. The POV footage is woven together with the beautiful and revealing photography of Director David Mable to literally bring you along on their month-long journey through some of the most remote and inhospitable terrain on earth as they cross western Alaska from Anchorage to Nome.
This film contains some explicit language.
I’ve attempted the Arrowhead 135 four times, 3 walk and 1 bike. Failed each time but it was awesome.
1,000 miles is insaaaaaaaaaane… Cheers!
I am Australian and I am so proud to see Grant doing this. I would love to just visit these places and explore, yet these guys are doing the full trail. each section is a major accomplishment, I thought i was hard core wandering the Aussie High country in winter, a few hours from the trail heads .. I know the feeling of push, wanting to get warmth and relax, but without pushing ourselves we can never truly appreciate the easy days. Top Job Grant, made me feel so proud and gave me hope that maybe one day ..... maybe
Grant is a complete bad a$$!!! Thanks for watching!
Randomly found this video and after 5 minutes, I knew had to watch in it's entirety. This was an incredible depiction of such a strenuous adventure that it seemed almost mythological from the viewers perspective. The energy from the connections with all the different people on their own journey really shows the humanity rarely seen in today's world. This is a true adventure documentary and the people have an incredible outlook on the journey and the challenges encountered. Amazing work, truly inspiring.
Super nice of you to say! Thank you so much!
Amazing! Thanks for sharing. I really appreciate it.
Thanks for uploading this video. There's so little footage of this race online! Delighted to watch it and hope to race it too some day!
Glad you dug it! You should totally do it! Give yourself a date and shoot for that! Thanks for watching and feel free to share!!
Thank you so much for taking us on this journey with you. I am watching the result board now as race '24 is still in motion and you all are absolute beasts. I often wonder what in a God's name would possess anyone to do this and hearing racers take on this, their challenges, the struggle and how everyone has different way of dealing with it all, I have better understanding, and I am beyond impressed. It reminds me Denali climbs. When weather is decent it means a world difference but when it sucks, it will rip the life out of you. You allowed us all to see, just how incredible difficult this race is. Congrats to every single one of you and thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much! It’s fun watching familiar dots traipsing across Alaska this year- Beat on foot, Petr (without an E) on skis and Canjo on bike!
omg thank you so much for uploading this! Theres so many legendary people in this video!
Way to go! What a huge accomplishment. And the video is top notch- shows the beauty, challenges and how grueling (both physically and mentally) it is.
Just stumbled across this. Awesome
That was great. Well done
Thanks! I appreciate you watching!
True Adventure!
That bear situation sounds terrifying. Are some racers armed in case of encounters?
No- that was a super rare situation- a very warm spring- hopefully that was an anomaly and it stays cold through March up there.
News Flash : Big Agnes sucks their gear doesn't last and their employees are rude and don't care about you after they get your money.Seeing the BA banner everywhere at this event really is disappointing.Boycott Big Agnes I'd rather Pabst Blue Ribbon sponsored the Iditarod.