Everything Fails in Extreme Cold -30°F | Winter Cabin Life in Alaska
This is the coldest winter we’ve experienced since moving to Alaska. With temperatures dropping to nearly 30 below zero, machines don’t want to run, and when they do, something always seems to break. Winter days at the cabin are busy and full of refueling, fixing, thawing, and managing systems just to keep everything running smoothly. Thank you for watching and supporting our channel! Katie & Chris Contact Us: Email: northtoalaska.kenai@gmail.com Follow us on Facebook: facebook.com/northtoalaska2022 Shop Coffee (we can only ship within the US at this time): https://northtoalaskakenai.com/ Music: Slowly Walking Towards a Dream/Staffan Carlén/Courtesy of www.epidemicsound.com

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Alaska Snowstorm | Testing Our New Fuel Injected Generator

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Living Off Grid in Alaska | Answering Your Most Asked Questions

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Turning a non running classic into a daily driver

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Digging for Natural Alaskan Spring Water

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Processing a Winter’s Worth of Firewood to Heat Our Alaskan Cabin

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3-Day SNOWSTORM and -37°F At My Off-Grid Cabin In Alaska | Cozy Cabin Life

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Our Off-Grid Cabin Finally Feels Like a Home | Interior Walls & New Appliances

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We Saved a 30-Year-Old Woodstove to Build a Birch Syrup Evaporator

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Off Grid Water System | Our Spring to Cabin Setup

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Finally Fixing the Worst Part of Our Property Before Winter | Gravel Pad & Storage

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Our Biggest Fall Harvest Yet | Massive Carrot & Potato Haul from Our Alaska Garden

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Alaska Refuge Cabin | Moose Hunt in a Winter Wonderland

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We Moved into Our Off Grid Alaska Cabin | Thank You for 100k!

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Preparing for a Blizzard in Remote Alaska

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Removing Rocks With My Hooklift Truck & Giving It a Full Service

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We Restored a 70 Year Old Boat to Explore Alaska… Will It Float?

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A Wild Week Living in Alaska | Traveling for Supplies in America's Largest State

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1 Year Off Grid in Alaska - Everything We Built on Our Abandoned Homestead Timelapse

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Snow Big Deal | Prepping for an Alaskan Winter

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