One question of the questionary to apply for the Alaska-Divide, multible times got wrong answered: “Is riding with or without lights recommended on the Dalton Highway?”
At Hilltop a few miles after Fox this sign shows the rules applicable on the Dalton Highway.
The registration fee for the Alaska-Divide will increase tomorrow, April 28th at 11:59 PM AKT (GMT-8). If you’re ready to kickstart your next big adventure, don’t wait – head to our website and secure your spot before the price goes up!
The 2025 Alaska-Divide begins at sunrise on August 17th – and we can’t wait to share this unforgettable journey with you.
We’ve added a new page listing all finisher times from the last three editions of the Alaska Divide — all in one place: https://alaskadivide.com/route-times/
The current fastest time still belongs to Pavel Macháček from the Czech Republic, who completed the 1,056-mile (1,700 km) route in an impressive 5 days, 9 hours, and 58 minutes.
Photos: from the Alaska-Divide 2024, Denali Hwy by Andy Buchs
Just 4 months to go until the Alaska-Divide 2025 – and it’s already booked out! Due to high demand, we’ve increased the number of available spots, and a few starting places have just opened up again.
This isn’t just any race. It’s a truly unique adventure – 15 riders will get the rare chance to explore the wild, remote beauty of Alaska and take on one of the most notorious roads in North America: the Dalton Highway. Often called the most dangerous and most northern road on the continent, it sees only about 20 to 30 cyclists during the entire summer season.
Now, 15 of you will become part of that story.
Due to rising costs, the entry fee will increase to USD 290 starting April 28.
The Denali Highway stretches 134miles (215km) from Cantwell to Paxson with 9,930ft (3030m) to conquer. You experience amazing landscapes along the mostly unpaved dirt road.