Western Stagecoach Travel. Alaska's Gold Rush Trails Driving north from Copper Center, you reach Gakona, one of the most luxurious stops along the heavily traveled road from Valdez to Fairbanks and Eagle. After the road was improved for stagecoach travel in 1910, Gakona became a stop for the Orr Stage Co.
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Martin Buser - the current record holder: 8 days, 22 hours, 46 minutes and 2 seconds (2002) and four-time winner; Susan Butcher - the woman with the most wins (4) Carl Huntington - the slowest winning time: 20 days, 15 hours, 2 minutes and 7 seconds (1974) Jeff King - a four-time winner, with the fourth- and fifth-fastest winning times Lance Mackey - the 2007 winner, with third-fastest winning time; also won the Yukon Quest in 2007, just 11 days before the Iditarod race, becoming the first to win both races in the same year