A Montana native and master builder has revealed how he erected a stunning log cabin on a plot of land in remote Alaska, spending two years battling the elements in order “to turn raw logs into a cozy ...
The Alaska Cabins Project aims to make traveling to Alaska's wilderness easier and more inclusive. Photograph by Amber Johnson, Alamy Overnighting in Alaska’s wilderness is about to get easier. The ...
The U.S. Forest Service is planning to build a few dozen new cabins in the Tongass and Chugach National Forests in the coming years. The agency is proposing higher fees – $75 a night – to help keep up ...
Fox Creek Cabin, on Resurrection Pass Trail, is one of 40 existing Chugach National Forest cabins available for reservation. (Sabine Poux/KDLL) The Forest Service is planning to build a slate of new ...
(KUTV) — He survived more than three weeks in sub-zero temperatures after his cabin burned down, but that's not the last of the Alaskan wilderness for Tyson Steele. The 30-year-old told KTUU he plans ...
U.S. Forest Service officials are taking the next step toward assessing where to build new cabins in Southeast and Southcentral Alaska. Last month, the Forest Service announced it received roughly $14 ...
Roaming Alaska right now is perhaps the strangest-looking, most homely overlander in the world: an older Ford F-350 with an actual wooden cabin in the back. As strange a sight as it may be, this ...
Overnighting in Alaska’s wilderness is about to get easier. The Alaska Cabins Project, a joint initiative from the Forest Service and the National Forest Foundation, will bring 25 new, easily ...
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