Alaska’s Former Gold Mining Town Is Now A Remote Alpine Gem Hidden Inside A Popular National Park
There's a reason Alaska is known as the Last Frontier: people travel there to get away amid the great swathes of untamed wilderness. Spanning 586,000 square miles, much of the state remains undeveloped, giving nature-seekers no shortage of places for remote, off-grid escapes – Kantishna stands close to it all. Because not everyone is a seasoned DIY…
