Volunteers who set out to mark the Iditarod course before the race begins are known as trailbreakers. Marking the trail on snow machines helps prevent mushers and their teams from veering off course. Other volunteers include the group of pilots affectionately known as the Iditarod Air Force, who transport food for the sled dogs to each checkpoint.
Campers turn to the wilderness to escape from the stressors of everyday life. But camping requires more thought than pulling on a pair of boots and wandering into the woods. These tips will help you prepare.
