Teens ranging in age from 14 to 17 are anxious and excited to run the 150 miles from Knik Lake out to the Yentna Station
Alaska pioneers, Iditarod dog mushing, photography, starting and running an airline are the topics of special book signing featuring Alaska books from four different sources
Wondering who the lucky person in the sled of your favorite musher is? Meet the 2018 IditaRiders here! They are in the final countdown to
No doubt many long distance mushing fans quenched their insatiable thirst for stories from the trail and at the same time honed their musher tracking
The Iditarod Air Force is a team of volunteer pilots who support “the Lasts Great Race on Earth®” from Anchorage to Nome. The 30 some
From Zack Steer, ITC Logistics Our crew of 6 Iditarod trail breakers returned from McGrath last Friday after spending 8 days in the field. The
On Oct. 6, 2017, the Iditarod Trail Committee board of directors unanimously selected Joseph (Joee) Redington Jr. as the 2018 Honorary Musher. Joee passed away
Take a look at this dog team leaving the JR Iditarod start in 2017. Katie Dietz and a very excited City Slicker team charge out
As the foliage of the deciduous trees changes color, as the days become shorter and as the temperatures drop, clearly fall is in the air.
Mushers are required to carry certain pieces of equipment during the race. During the Summer Iditarod Teacher’s Camp held at Vern Halter’s Dream a Dream
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