Iditarod® The Official App vs Roll Mobility

Welcome to the official App for the world famous Iditarod® Trail Sled Dog Race. The Last Great Race on Earth® You can’t compare it to any other competitive event in the world! A race covering 1000 miles of the roughest, most beautiful terrain Mother Nature has to offer. She throws jagged mountain ranges, frozen river, dense forest, desolate tundra and miles of windswept coast at the mushers and their dog teams. Add to that temperatures far below zero, winds that can cause a complete loss of visibility, the hazards of overflow, long hours of darkness and treacherous climbs and side hills, and you have the Iditarod. A race extraordinaire, a race only possible in Alaska. From Anchorage, in south central Alaska, to Nome on the western Bering Sea coast. It has been called the “Last Great Race on Earth®” and it has won worldwide acclaim and interest. It’s not just a sled dog race, it’s a race in which unique men and woman compete. Mushers enter from all walks of life. Fishermen, lawyers, doctors, miners, artists, natives, Canadians, Swiss, French and others. Men and women each with their own story, each with their own reasons for going the distance. Hundreds of volunteers, men and women, students and village residents all help to organize and stage the event. They man headquarters at Wasilla, Anchorage, and Nome. They fly volunteers, veterinarians, dog food and supplies. They act as checkers, coordinators, and family supporters of each musher. Iditarod The Official App delivers fans exclusive content from the Iditarod Trail Committee and award winning Iditarod Insider video crew; - Official Iditarod Race News - Official Race Standings - Iditarod Live Video including the Ceremonial Start and Live Interviews & Chats - Musher Bios - Iditarod Insider Free Videos About the Iditarod Trail Committee: The Iditarod Trail Committee works to promote and preserve the historic Iditarod Trail, most notably through the annual staging of a sled dog race from Anchorage to Nome, Alaska. The Iditarod Trail, now a National Historic Trail, had its beginnings as a mail and supply route, and later became a life saving highway for epidemic-stricken Nome. The Iditarod covers over 1,150 miles of terrain, and the Sled Dog Race has been called the "Last Great Race on Earth," winning worldwide acclaim and interest. The race pits man and animal against nature, against wild Alaska at her best and as each mile is covered, a tribute to Alaska's past is issued. The Iditarod is a tie to - a commemoration of - that colorful past.

Roll Mobility shows you what a place is like before you get there. Is there a step at the entrance? Does the restroom fit a wheelchair? How loud, bright and crowded does it get? The answers come from people who get around on wheels, with a cane, with a stroller or with sensory needs. They know what to look for, so the details in their reviews are the ones you need. THE MAP See the places around you, with pins colored by restroom rating. Filter by sound, light, smell and crowd levels, by rating, or by who added the review. Tap a pin for the place's accessibility features, photos and reviews. WRITE A REVIEW A review has three short sections: Venue, Restroom and Sensory. Each one takes a few minutes and asks what the next visitor will want to know. Confirm the features you saw, like automatic doors, accessible parking or an adult changing station, and add photos. EARN POINTS Reviews, photos, videos and snapshots all earn points. Move up from New to Reputable, Established and Expert, and see where you rank worldwide. SNAPSHOTS Pin a quick photo or video to the map to show a ramp, a broken elevator or a blocked sidewalk. THE FEED Reviews, posts and news from people near you and people you follow. Follow anyone whose needs are like yours, and join groups for your city or for the things you care about. BUILT FOR MORE PEOPLE Roll Mobility is available in 16 languages. Map pins have a color-blind friendly option. Browse the map without an account, and sign in with Apple, Google, email or a phone number when you want to post. If a place has no reviews yet, you can write the first one.