On Wednesday morning, McGrath is right smack-dab in the middle of Iditarod action! Yes, some teams have passed through to Takotna, some have gone beyond
There are many aspects of Iditarod that make the event quite astonishing, not the least of which is the aspect of team work. Right now
If you haven’t heard, Takotna checkpoint is famous for their pies every year. Nell is the one in charge of running the kitchen (and almost
Jessie Royer has made McGrath. Royer’s first run to Nome was in 2001. With 16 starts, she’s had 16 finishes. Her best finish was fourth
Defending Champion Joar, Leifseth Ulsom is second into McGrath. Joar check in at 16:45 with 13 dogs. He headed on to Takotna at 16:49 with
At 15:17 Tuesday afternoon, Nicolas Petit made the McGrath Checkpoint. On hand to greet Petit and present the inaugural Alaska Air Transit Spirit of Iditarod
As part of his vision for the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, Joe Redington, Sr. wanted to celebrate the indigenous people of Alaska who had
It’s fascinating how much work has to happen to make the Iditarod happen every year. I’ve been in Takotna for about 24 hours, and it’s
Nicolas Petit is setting a blistering pace as he approaches McGrath. GPS Tracker says he’s moving at 8.6 miles per hour. Looking at races of
Sharing out some of Jeff Schultz’s photos of activity at Puntilla Lake and teams heading up into the Alaska Range. Enjoy the story his photos
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