Tails from the Trail Looking for a way to incorporate the Iditarod into your classroom during distance learning? Check out this lesson that incorporates the 8
Tails from the Trail As Kaci Murringer entered the chute in Nome on March 22nd, the 2020 Iditarod officially ended. The Widow’s Lamp was extinguished
Tails from the Trail- Homeward Bound Snow, blizzard conditions, -40 to 34-degree temperatures, COVID19, checkpoints being moved, and so much more. One thing for
Tails from the Trail Welcome to Nome! Nome is not only the end of the Iditarod Trail, but it is also a historic town located
Tails from the Trail The Burled Arch was ready. The crowd was gathering. After 9 days 10 hours 37 minutes and 47 seconds, an amazing
Tails from the Trail The sun is shining, temperatures in the mid 30’s, and teams are steadily coming into Unalakleet. About half the teams have
Tails from the Trail Welcome to Unalakleet! Unalakleet is the largest village along the Iditarod Trail between Wasilla and Nome, with a population of 882.
Tails from the Trail A quick stop in McGrath before Unalakleet tomorrow. McGrath is located at the meeting point of the Kuskokwim and Takotna River.
Tails from the Trail The last mushers have come and gone in Takotna, so what happens next? Clean up and closing a checkpoint. We spent
Tails from the Trail Next stop Takotna! It was a beautifully clear day, so the flight was spectacular. We even got an overhead view of
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