They are Alaska’s lands, and America’s lands. I moved here ten years ago, initially living in the Brooks Range, where I could walk off the road wherever I pleased without consulting property maps.

Disclaimer: My trip was partially hosted by Alaska Railroad. All opinions are my own. In the Land of the Midnight Sun, even getting there feels like the main event.

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