Remote homes and cabins are a mainstay of life in the 49th state. Hearty Alaskans don’t consider it a burden to build on a property that’s only accessible by float plane, boat or snowmachine. And then there’s the train. In an area north of Talkeetna, the last true whistle stop train in the country is the only access cabin owners have to their wilderness retreats. APRN’s Annie Feidt rode along recently and has the story
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Annie Feidt is the broadcast managing editor at Alaska Public Media. Reach her at afeidt@alaskapublic.org. Read more about Annie here.
