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The white wolf scene.
To me it shows the power of Balto.

Yeah watched the movie again and forgot how inspiring that Heritage of The Wolf scene is actually

I didn't find the "Heritage of the Wolf" scene to be very inspiring. Well, the part he whispers "Rosie..." is pretty inspiring - I mean, he's in a pretty bad place, and he's still more worried about the children than he is about himself.

I second this.

That part can really move you to tears.
And when Jenna is looking at Rosie through the window and asks, "Balto, what's wrong with her?"
And when Doc is telling the horrified gathering of Nome's dogs that Steele's team was lost and the medicine won't make it through in time; "We're going to lose them."

And when Jenna is looking at Rosie through the window and asks, "Balto, what's wrong with her?"
And when Doc is telling the horrified gathering of Nome's dogs that Steele's team was lost and the medicine won't make it through in time; "We're going to lose them."
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How are those inspiring, exactly? Those are pretty emotional, but not inspiring.

Well, they certainly inspired Balto by steeling his determination to rescue the children. I definitely see what you mean, but often emotion and inspiration go hand in hand--or paw in paw, maybe. xD
I was really just adding them to the coffin scene to say that that whole part of the film is very sad/emotional/powerful.
For pure inspiring-ness, the Heritage of the Wolf scene is of course right up there.

The whole movie is like that technically.

Yeah, basically.
Since this is your "MOST" inspiring scene, I'd say the coffins one.

It' s the scene with the white wolf because it shows balto's wolf heritage!

the part when rosie is coughing and balto is watching through the window was so realistic to me, it was so sad, its hard to explain.

To me, I'd have to say it would be when Steel is pushing and biting and slamming against Balto, but he does nothing. He could've done something, but that would just make things worse than they already are. And two bruised canines wouldn't help the team very much.

I think bringing back the medicine was the most ispiring because no matter what Balto went through he never gave up hope he had alot of determintation, I especially liked the part in the ice cave, after the avelanche when they are running from falling icicles and the box of anti-toxin cracks open, then balto relays himself off of a grounded icicle and bounces off the box and leads the pack, stopping anymore from falling out of the box.