Jeff Schultz has been the Official Iditarod Photographer for years and years and more years.  Over the past couple of races he’s shifted his focus

You are a serious Iditarod fan if the locations in your weather app include Skwentna and Nikolai amongst others like Ruby, Kaltag and Unalakleet.  It’s

Starting tonight with happenings at the back of the pack. Julie Ahnen in bib#29 has just made Finger Lake where 11 other mushers are resting. 

Dense: closely compacted, and that pretty much describes the flow of teams through Yentna and Skwentna that took place on the first night of Iditarod

Sean Williams, wearing bib #2, led the field of 49 mushers out on the trail for the fiftieth running of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog

The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race has reached the incredible milestone of FIFTY races.  When Joe was working to open the trail, organize volunteers, collect

With Part V of Rookie Review you’ve met all of the Class of 2022.  On Saturday, March 5th, downtown Anchorage will be rocking!  The excitement

The mushers introduced in this part of the Rookie Review are a diverse as any group can be.  One has a degree in nursing, one

The three mushers featured in Part III of Rookie Review are all from the Wasilla/Anchorage area.  One is a principal, one is an ER/CCU nurse

In Iditarod there are true rookies and there are rookies.  In general conversation they are both referred to as rookies.  Confusing?  The mushers you will