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The 30th anniversary running of the Yukon Quest has brought it all together for an exciting event, and as the mushers make their way over the Yukon trails to Dawson City, their fans from around the world are finding plenty to help them keep track of their favorite teams. There are some world-class media...
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The 2012 Yukon Quest saw a dynamic new independent media team tracking the race, and what they produced in photography and videos had fans buzzing and following their inspiring and engaging contributions. Producer Mark Gillette, editor Tom Barber, and photographers Ariel Body and Scott Chesney presented race fans with dozens of photographs which portrayed...
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When Albert Lewis moved to Alaska from Lake Tahoe, California, a couple of years ago, he brought with him the usual misperceptions and misunderstandings about sled dog racing. He was an avid fan of dogs, but like most opponents of the sport of racing sled dogs, he had no experience with the real deal....
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Commentary by Tim Looney, photos by Mark Gillett/Junglemoon Images After 9 days and nearly one thousand miles, the Yukon Quest is decided by mere seconds! In the closest finish in race history, Hugh Neff crossed the finish line 26 seconds ahead of Allen Moore, winning the 2012 Yukon Quest. It all began in Fairbanks,...
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The halfway point of the 1,000 mile Yukon Quest International Sled Dog Race is Dawson City, Yukon Territory, where the mushers take a mandatory 36 hour rest and recuperation stop. The first musher in, Allen Moore of Two Rivers, Alaska, will be the first musher out at 12:32 Friday morning, followed 19 minutes later...
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Up Here magazine is sort of like an Alaska magazine for the Yukon and Northwest Territories of Canada’s Far North Country. Writer and Associate Editor Katharine Sandiford’s article The Wild Quest appears in the October-November, 2009 issue, and it will stir the heart of any Yukon Quest fan: When my editor suggested I follow the 2009 Yukon Quest from...
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