I’m 23 and live on a remote island off the coast of Alaska. There are more conveniences than people expect.

Last year, I moved to a remote island in Alaska, and it’s been more convenient than I anticipated.

I may be in the middle of nowhere, but I still have reliable internet and see familiar faces daily.

Additionally, I never have to travel far for an outdoor adventure, since nature is my backyard.

When I first moved to a remote island off the coast of Alaska, I expected everyday life to be full of inconveniences.

Although my island is one of the largest in the US, it’s mostly untouched wilderness and accessible only by plane or boat. The community I live in is also quite small, with just over 5,000 people.

Before I arrived, I pictured having…

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