The Iditarod Trail Invitational is a self-supported race, which means that participants must carry all of their own equipment, food, and supplies for the entire duration of the race. The race is known for its many challenges, including extreme weather, treacherous terrain, and the physical and mental demands placed on the participants.
Tales from Trails
Stories of running in different geographical locations at races or solo
Aus welchen Gründen hast Du dich der DUV angeschlossen?As co-director of India Backyard Ultra, DUV was one platform I often…
I ran my first half marathon on October 15, 2006 with the help of my mother. I was 18, had…
Amid all the skepticism, fears and speculations we had just two months ago, India Backyard Ultra 2021 has been flagged…
The Last Man Stands India Backyard Ultra was flagged off in the rural outskirts of Delhi’s Backyard with 19 Starters…
A race with no end. Yes, that’s right. That’s what is the whole identity of Big Dog’s Backyard Ultra or…
“Hooty Hoo!” shouts Brian Young, my host for the big weekend at the Frozen Head State Park, Tennessee, as we…
Following World’s top 10 toughest Ultramarathons, that was very well received by the ultrarunning critics, the following is the list…
Middle Cove Beach. Newfoundland. When last time I was here, I was sleeping under an overcast sky during Big Birthday…