On Monday morning, Unalakleet has seen 18 mushers, and I think it’d be safe to call those “the front of the pack.”  “Mid pack” seems

Logisitics are the heart and soul of Iditarod – Anchorage logs (as they’re abbreviated) is in charge of getting everyone onto and off of the

Traffic in Unalakleet will pick up in the next few hours.  Nicolas Petit arrived at 09:46 Sunday Morning.  He made the run from Kaltag without

Sunday morning in Unalakleet, a crowd gathers at the checkpoint, while multiple 4-wheelers and snowmachines head east into the sun to greet the first musher

As the first musher to reach Unalakleet, Nicolas Petit wins the Ryan Air Gold Coast Award.  Petit is a veteran musher from Girdwood, AK.  He

Peter Kaiser made Kaltag at 16:48 with 11 dogs in harness to earn the Bristol Bay Native Corporation Fish First Award.  Kaiser is a veteran

While many volunteers were grounded in McGrath and Unalakleet, a window opened for Jeff Schultz to fly to Eagle Island and I assume to Kaltag

Once the race has moved on from a checkpoint, such as McGrath, there’s a little more time to talk to people who live in the

The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race runs through some of the most remote parts of Alaska only accessible by airplane. Thanks to sponsor Alaska Air