Imagine you're sitting in a log cabin in the middle of Alaska. It's the middle of January, when temperatures routinely dip to 40 degrees below zero. It's 5 p.m. and pitch black outside. You're waiting ...

The limited histories of the term “cabin fever” tend to ascribe its origin to either the waning years of the 19th century or ...

With winter coming on, maybe you need a cozy, creative activity you can do with friends that adds up to something beautiful? Poster for this year's Great Alaska Quilt Show, their first after a 2-year ...

When hiking alone in Alaska, I’d been told, make noise. The last thing you want to do is to surprise a bear. And so I was doing my best to fill the woods with song, belting out Broadway tunes as I ...

Porcupine Cabin in Hope is one of 25 cabins to be built as part of the Alaska Cabins Project. (Hunter Morrison/KDLL) Nestled in the forest just beyond the Porcupine Campground on the west end of the ...

A Gen Z woman has given up her cushy California lifestyle to move back into her childhood home - a remote log cabin in Homer, Alaska that has no running water, heat or Wi-Fi. Despite temperatures ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. “I said, ‘This is the most amazing place I’ve ever been to.’ So that’s what we did,” he says. “We basically built the whole thing ...

Could you live in a home like this? This is the question YouTube creator Salina Alsworth poses to viewers as she serves up a tour of a very remote cabin built by the late naturalist Richard Proenneke.

trev19@gdi.net Adventure Adviser: Not sure where in Alaska you’re looking to stay, so I’ll just throw out a few B&B possibilities. If you’re heading up toward Denali National Park, escape the park’s ...