Bed & Breakfasts Owner

Your hosts are lifelong Alaskans, Pioneer Alaskan adventurers. My father drove the Alaska Hwy. Seattle to Fairbanks, as it was being built. In 1943, his trip started in Seattle and finished in Fairbanks. It was a tough but memorable seven-month trip. My mother was a flight instructor in 1943. She married her 'star pupil' and by 1949 my Dad was supporting his bride and baby son as an Alaskan bush pilot. In all, he logged nearly 25,000 hours, flying free in our beloved Alaskan skies. My brother operated a flight school and fly-in fishing service for many years. I myself am an 'inactive' private pilot, and busy mother and grandmother. I enjoy being at our home in the woods. I especially enjoy watching the waterfowl that spend their summer along our waterfront reserve. Our home is as close to living in the Alaskan 'bush' as one can get and still be 5 minutes from restaurants and shops. It is the perfect combination for privacy and convenience. Come enjoy your own privacy, and if you wish, a story or two of Old Alaska, old trucks and planes, and early Alaskan aviation.