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      AK's Yentna Station Roadhouse is famous for offering a wide variety of outdoor winter activities, with many visitors snow machining to the Lodge from Anchorage via trails from Big Lake, Pt. MacKenzie, and Willow. These trails are part of the world renowned Iditarod Sled Dog Race and lead from the Lodge all the way to Nome, Alaska, on the Bering Sea, a distance of approximately 1049 miles. For the not so adventurous, we keep an airstrip maintained for ski planes. Come out to snow machine, mush, skijor, cross-country ski, ice fish, or to just kick back and enjoy the serenity of the pristine Alaskan winter wilderness. You can also watch various kinds of snow machine, dog, and human powered races from the comforts of the Lodge.

Lodging and Services

Winter services include bed & breakfast, cabins, meals, gas, oil, and repairs. Reservations for overnight stays are recommended. Our winter bed & breakfast rates are $45.00 per person, per night. We also can arrange guided sled dog tours and air transportation upon request. We suggest you contact us for advance reservations and for information regarding trail, snow, and weather conditions before beginning your winter vacation at a real Alaskan wilderness lodge. Come watch the Northern Lights!

Iditarod Checkpoint

We are a checkpoint for the Iditarod Sled Dog Race, the Jr. Iditarod Sled Dog Race, the Iditasport and Alaska Ultra Sport (both human powered-bicycle, ski, snowshoe, running), K-200 Sled Dog Race, K-300 Sled Dog Race, Goose Bay 120 Sled Dog Race, the Don Bower Memorial 300 Sled Dog Race, and are an emergency checkpoint for the Gold Rush Classic (Iron Dog) Snow Machine Race, round-trip to Nome.