Here’s installment number two in the Rookie Review series. These rookies all grew up in the lower 48 – Montana, Minnesota, Michigan and North Dakota.
Following the Iditarod from home can be almost as exciting as being out on the trail. It brightens the month of March considerably for spectators
Recognition, stories, prizes and records were all a part of the Sunday evening Jr. Iditarod Awards Banquet. Family, friends and supporters of the Jr. Iditarod gathered
Mother nature has sent the 48th Jr. Iditarod to snow covered trails north and east up near Glennallen. The race started at 10:00 this morning,
All of the teenage mushers featured in Meet the Jr. Iditarod musher stories are incredible people. They range in age from 14 to 17. All
When Dr. Welch realized that deadly diphtheria was about to devastate Nome’s population, he sent an urgent message to public health officials on January 22nd
There are two mushers who will be running their third Jr. Iditarod in 2025. One came to sled dogs through skies and the other comes
Six of the 2025 field come to the trail with one Jr. Iditarod under the belt. Previous race experience is valuable, but in the case
After careful consultation with our dedicated Trail Breakers and thorough review of current trail conditions, the Iditarod Trail Committee has made the difficult
Hear Ye, Hear Ye! The 48th Jr. Iditarod will start over near Glenallen. Mother Nature has provided excessive warmth and insufficient snow fall for the
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