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Traveling through time on the Iditarod Trail
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Traveling through time on the Iditarod Trail
Beyond the contiguous United States, in the farthest northern reaches of the country, exists the 49th state, Alaska — the Last Frontier. Its expanse of 586,000 square miles of land is home to many species of unique wildlife and features some of the most extreme and diverse natural phenomena. Weaving through the valleys and mountains is a trail over 2,000 miles long. It's called the Iditarod Trail, and it runs straight through Joint Base Elmendor…
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