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.
A few reports from Paxon Lake and around North Pole, and then Jack shares his story of camping with his wife at his Uppa's cabin near Bristol Bay.
Derrick shares his encounter while camping at Lynx Lake with his dog. While waiting for his friend to show up, a hairy man terrorized him and his dog in the cabin. When his friend finally showed up with his pickup truck, he was privy to the experience and quickly helped Derrick and his dog leave the cabin.
Tommy and Alice share a terrifying story during a camping trip. When Tommy encountered two hair men while hunting moose, he hurried back to the cabin as they followed him, where they terrorized he and his wife.
I recount an experience by William, an Elder, while at his cabin in Southeast Alaska back in 1978. While fishing for crab, he was trying to scare off what he thought was a sea otter stealing his crabs by throwing rocks at it. He left Alaska and moved to the lower 48.
David shares his experience from 40 years ago, when he was 10 years old, while checking up on his grandfather's remote cabin with his uncle. At the cabin, they were surrounded by sasquatch terrorizing them as his uncle fended them off during the night. In the past, his grandfather (his uncle's father) told them about the issues he had with the sasquatch and why he never enjoyed his time at the cabin.
First, a quick report from three kayakers from Skilak Lake from a few days ago.
Alexi, who's in his twenties now, but had a terrifying encounter when he was ten years old and forced to protect his younger sister and brother.
Ian and his buddy share an experience from 1983 when they flew into the tundra off the Reindeer River to do some gold panning.
Charles shares his experience from inheriting a cabin from his uncle. His uncle didn't go to the property often because of the "wild man in the woods", who became a problem for Charles. He left the property and hasn't returned.
A share from biologist Timothy of an event that took place sixteen years ago off the Kuskokwim River with him and a group of others. Their study turned into a retreat back to the cabin.
Vincent, a doctor, shares his terrifying experience while building a lake cabin.
Cliff and Sylvester share their experience while staying at a cabin after kayaking at Skilak Lake near Bear Mountain in 2019. The following year, Sylvester had another incident and decided to leave Alaska and move back to the lower 48, even quitting his high-paying construction job.
Dillon, Christina, and their dog Rizzo had an experience while on a vacation near the Yukon River. Rizzo was trying to alert them of what they initially thought was a bear. This incident caused them to leave Alaska.
Brad and his then 8-year old son both share a terrifying experience from 2004 while on a camping trip in remote Alaska.
Two seasons ago, Cody came to Alaska to check off a bucket list item and camp at a cabin at Upper Russian Lake when he encountered a sasquatch who ruined his plans.
Back in August of 1972, Paul had an encounter he shared with us from Birches off the Yukon River with a group of guys.
