These next few pictures are dedicated to Amos, the Black Lab that's leading. He was my friend & constant companion, as well as my first leader.

When conditions are right we head out onto the frozen Big-Bay-De-Noc.

The sun can warm the ice surface, which then refreezes to look like this. All of the dogs have experience running on this patchy lake ice.

We travel in a caravan style. Normally I am in the front but I went back and retrieved some things left by a guest and am now catching back up.

Here a team is approaching the 2 climbs that takes you to "On top of the world" located on Nenos Trail. The climbs are nearly vertical.

Half way hill on Plains Trail.

Happy group of mushers.

Nenos Trail. See the team in the back cutting across the hill side.

Nenos Trail.

Overlooking the last leg of Plains Trail.

Looking back at the last half of Plains Trail.

Some trails can be like tunnels and can be tricky manuvering the sleds around.

sceneries can be quite beautiful.

We give all people a short comprehensive course on the dogsled and the dogs before leaving.

Beautiful day on the trail.