New guy here. Been living off grid for three years in the Talkeetna Mountains of Alaska. Awesome cabin setup on 12.5 acres and spectacular view of Denali.
Joseph Lofthouse wrote:How's the wind up on top of that mountain?
Very stout on occasions. The cabin is built on a huge rock and the foundation is anchored with 12 bored holes in the rock. Its sustained winds up to 100 mph many times. The roof is also cabled to the rock on all four corners. Speaking of wind I lost a snow shovel and generator cover last night, blew away in 40 mph winds. Might not find either until May-June when the snow melts.
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Is helicopter your only access! I think I also see quad tracks in your alpine, but didn't see any roads or vehicles.
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Roberto pokachinni wrote:Is helicopter your only access! I think I also see quad tracks in your alpine, but didn't see any roads or vehicles.
Helicopter, plane (skis or floats) and snow machine access only. You can hike in and out but need a pack-raft. My ATV can only go between the cabin and lake. It was disassembled and flown out, then reassembled.
Sounds pretty isolated. Do you live there by yourself. All year? Pretty spectacular looking pad, man. I'm jealous.
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