Eye on the Trail: Wind
Terrie Hanke
March 22, 2026
5:36 pm
Wind was a force throughout Iditarod 54. While you can’t take a picture of the wind, the force of the wind can be seen through
Wind was a force throughout Iditarod 54. While you can’t take a picture of the wind, the force of the wind can be seen through
Veteran Keaton Loebrich was ecstatic to reach the finish line of Iditarod 2026 and become a two time finisher. He previously completed the Idita-river Iditarod
When the WMIX teams started moving, they filed down to the Bering Sea and into Nome in a pretty compact group. The first of the
The White Mountain IX are to be congratulated not for surviving a harrowing storm run but for their patience and wisdom in sitting down during
Rookie musher Richie Beattie (bib #21) of Fairbanks, Alaska, arrived in Nome at 7:49 p.m. with eight dogs in harness, becoming the final finisher
Jessie Royer painted the most vivid picture of the conditions she experienced after leaving White Mountain in route to Nome on Wednesday March 18th. Royer
Rookie Iditarod musher Adam Lindenmuth (bib #2) of Willow, Alaska, scratched from Iditarod 54 today after activating his help button at 4:49 p.m., just
Josi (Thyr) Shelly claimed 16th place with 9 dogs in harness on March 19th. Her northern route run time was 10 days, 17 hours and
The 2026 Iditarod Expedition has come to a close for Steve Curtis after an extraordinary journey through some of the most beautiful, demanding, and humbling
Rookie Jessie Terry of Sioux Lookout, Ontario mushed to the arch in 14th place on March 19th at 03:36. The rookie with the best time
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