These shares involve cabins and cabin projects—remote log places, inherited structures, and getaways where something outside, at the walls, or in the dark around the building will not leave people alone.
Common threads are fixed shelters, nights under siege, repairs interrupted, and families or work crews who expected quiet bush time. Browse these shares if you want cabin-centered harassment, not only trail sightings.
In 1987, a father and son, John and John Jr., were working to finish a remote log cabin project in the interior of Alaska. Their labor was disrupted by an unseen entity that methodically sabotaged their equipment, including uprooting a generator shed and repeatedly banging on the cabin walls.
Don and Tina were hired to operate a remote, one-man mining claim in the Koyukuk River drainage. After the owner departed due to flight delays, the pair spent three days working pay-dirt during a period of torrential rain. The isolation was punctured by heavy, percussive bangs—as if large rocks were hitting the metal mining equipment—that occurred regularly.
Bridget and Jeff, an expectant couple, visited a remote cabin in interior Alaska near Fairbanks for a week-long getaway. After their relatives departed, they were subjected to a 30-hour campaign of psychological and acoustic terror. It began with human-like 'throat-clearing' sounds outside the treeline, followed by a piercing, high-pitched whistle.
Travis and his wife moved to a 5-acre native allotment in the Copper River Valley, hoping to establish a homestead. The land featured an existing, un-finished log cabin. On their third day, they were targeted by entities that began with subtle rock-throwing and escalated to a direct, terrifying communication attempt—the wife, Bridget, heard the entity mentally commanding her to 'come over' to the treeline.
In the 1980s, an Alaskan homesteader named Ralph was prepping a remote property near the northern side of Hatcher Pass. He parked a small travel trailer on a temporary timber dunnage foundation during breakup, which caused the trailer to sink into the thawing muck and settle at an awkward, elevated angle. While working alone to set up a water pump system, Ralph was subjected to a terrifying siege.
In the early 2000s, two brothers, Joseph and Monty, spent three weeks restoring a dilapidated trapping cabin in the remote Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta. While elevating the structure and patching the roof, they were subjected to a harrowing acoustic and physical campaign. After the brothers were hit by a series of 'imitation wolf howls' that occurred at a distance and then closed in on their position, they hunkered down inside the windowless shell.
During the early 1980s, Nate and his wife Teresa were homesteading a parcel of land in the Copper River Valley when they began experiencing aggressive, unexplained activity. The phenomena began with the forceful uprooting and inversion of timber stumps and escalated to a direct, violent assault on their livestock, where half of their chicken flock was slaughtered and plucked in a predatory frenzy. While working the land, the couple encountered a massive, ash-gray skinned entity that performed a 'spider-crawl' through the underbrush to ambushing them near their coop.
Seven years prior to 2025, a couple named Craig and Marcy took their 12-year-old son Daniel to a family cabin located deep in the wilderness beyond the Willow/Big Lake corridor. While clearing their access trail, they encountered two separate pairs of hikers warning of a 'strange man in a fur coat' stalking the perimeter of the muskeg. During the build, they suffered repeated disturbances, including a jingle bell toy being snatched and thrown and heavy thumping on the cabin walls.
An interview with Mike who shares an incident from thirty years ago while staying in a cabin before helping search for a missing classmate the next morning (he was never found). The audio in this video is muffled, but it gets better, and the close caption is able to decipher well.
Brothers Bruce and David 25 years ago were working on fixing up their Uppa's cabin after he passed. While scouting for a good hunting spot, they came in contact with a hairy man who ended up following them back to the cabin, where it continued to terrorize them.
In 1982, Paul and his son Alec, who was ten years old, were on a hunting and fishing trip when they came across a hairy man. As Paul navigated Alec and himself down the trail back to the cabin, they were followed. Once back at the cabin and inside, they were terrorized all night.
Travis shares his experience while repairing a cabin for a client. The owner would have the cabin repaired frequently, under the assumption it was due to bear activity. The pilot who picked up Travis after the project knew about the hairy man.
Stewart and Cliff, both from out of state, share their experience from 2016 while trout fishing in a remote area.
While building his cabin back in the 1960s, Bernard was terrorized by a hairy man.
A terrifying share from Kirk. While he was camping with his wife and young daughter at their cabin, a hairy man terrorized them until they were able to make it back to their skiff.
