Four graduates of the 2019 Jr. Iditarod Rookie class are returning to the race as veterans in 2020. They’ll know the trail and with a
The 43rd Jr. Iditarod is scheduled to start on Knik Lake Saturday morning, February 29th. In my mind, the Jr. Iditarod is the “start” of
Iditarod dogs enjoy wellness care uncommon among dogs and even most humans. They are currently undergoing extensive preventative exams that include full blood workups and
Article by Jeff Schultz In the early winter of 2019, as I was approaching my 39th stint volunteering as the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog
The Iditarod is excited to have this wonderful opportunity to partner with P12 Films and the John Beargrease Sled Dog Marathon. If you missed the
When the 2020 Iditarod starts on Saturday, March 7, each sled leaving the starting line will have an IditaRider in the basket. These rides were
Each year volunteers gather to pack straw beds for the sled dogs to be delivered to various checkpoints across the Iditarod’s nearly 1,000-mile trail. This
In an effort to accommodate race fans and minimize traffic congestion, the Iditarod is once again offering shuttle bus service from a variety of designated
The Iditarod is proud to announce that the 2020 honorary musher is longtime Alaskan Gail Phillips. The honorary musher is a symbolic designation to someone
The Iditarod is thrilled to announce the “Iditarod Trifecta,” a new dog musher contest for the 48th running of the “Last Great Race on Earth.”
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