Alaskan living

An original survivalist, Dick Proenneke built his home by hand and lived alone in Alaska. But he was also a legendary conservationist and documentarian. Learn more about his remarkable story.

Finding community (and a burst of sunshine) in Finnish Lapland.

My tiny off grid Alaskan home. Trust me when I tell you it’s my own little paradise. Every time I see it no matter how long I’ve been gone…

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Marla Meridith - The Home Ranch, Clark Colorado

From catching crabs, to living off the land and even housing Santa Claus' workshop, Alaskans invented the phrase "go big or go home."

Check out our guide to the best cabin rentals in Anchorage, Alaska, covering everything from rustic log cabins to luxury mountain getaways.

You’re in Alaska – why not learn about the people who’ve called it home for thousands of years? Morris Thompson Cultural and Visitors Center 101 Dunkel St., Fairbanks, AK This center’s mission is …

10 Reasons to Move to Alaska

Winter season in Alaska in a wooden cabin with a king-sized bed.

Some of these cabins are abandoned in the winter and revisited during the breakup, summer and fall. I'm not sure if this is truly abandoned, or if it is a summer away-from-it-all home. No roads, no electricity, no sewer system and literally miles and miles from any town. Only reached by snowmobile, ATV or by flagging down the Alaska Railroad train. Image - Copyright 2015 Alan Vernon

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Just like any other state there are bad things about Alaska; however, life in Alaska, in spite of these things, is amazing!

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Talkeetna's only lodge with Denali and Alaska Range room views. Enjoy great hospitality, delicious dining and special events — open March to September.