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Billed as “the Iditarod with a chance of drowning,” the inaugural Race to Alaska took place in June of 2015. The rules of the race were simple: captain a boat from Port Townend, WA to Ketchikan, AK, along the Inside Passage of British Columbia, with no motors and no support. The first boat won $10,000 and the runner up got a set of steak knives. This is the trailer for Our Race to Alaska, a film from Waterlust that documents the journey of brothers Tripp and Chris Burd, who took fourth place as Team FreeBurd.
