Eye on the Trail: Mushers Heading to the Bering Sea Coast
Around noon on Monday, the front of the pack is heading to the coast while the back of the pack is closing in on Shageluk.
Around noon on Monday, the front of the pack is heading to the coast while the back of the pack is closing in on Shageluk.
Rookie Iditarod musher, Bryce Mumford (bib #24), of Preston, Idaho, scratched at 3:50 a.m. today at the Grayling 1 checkpoint in the best interest of
Veteran musher Jessie Holmes (bib #15), of Odenville, Alabama was the first musher to arrive at the Kaltag 2 checkpoint at 9:28 p.m. with 13
Siri Raitto and David Poyzer are out on the trail capturing the action of everyday from various spots on the trail. Their photos speak volumes
When folks began to realize that mushers would be travelling SOUTH from Kaltag 1 to Anvik 1 and NORTH from Grayling 2 to Kaltag 2
Veteran musher Jessie Holmes (bib #15), of Odenville, Alabama was the first musher to reach the Grayling 2 (the second pass through Grayling) checkpoint
When there’s a fork in the trail with one branch leading off to the side and the other branch going straight, mushers will call “ON
Veteran Iditarod musher,Gabe Dunham (bib #20), of Willow, Alaska, scratched at 8:03 a.m. today at the Eagle Island checkpoint in the best interest of
Veteran musher Jessie Holmes (bib #15 ), of Odenville, Alabama is the first musher to reach the Grayling checkpoint, which is the halfway point of
While talking to the Insiders in Kaltag , Bailey Vitello said, “In five days we’ll be in Nome. I plan to do one run at
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