In a 20th century United States, a young canoeist named Will Stoneman is forced to take care of his family after the death of his father, an experienced musher who dedicated his life to sled dog racing. To keep the family farm afloat and honor his father's memory, Will decides to participate in one of the toughest competitions in the world: the famous Alaska sled dog race. At just seventeen years old, this brave boy embarks on an epic adventure where the limits of his physical and mental endurance are put to the test on numerous occasions.
Throughout his journey, Will faces relentless rivals who spare no dirty tricks to win, as well as the unpredictable and harsh nature of the Arctic. However, he is not alone; he has the support of his loyal pet, a dog named Maya, and the wisdom of an old musher who becomes his mentor. As the race progresses, Will begins to discover the true meaning of courage and perseverance, confronting his own fears and challenges. The story is not just about winning, but about the strength of spirit, teamwork, and love for animals, taking the audience on an exciting journey filled with adrenaline, friendship, and personal growth.