Deep in the heart of Alaska’s Twin Lakes, nestled between towering peaks and untouched wilderness, lies Dick Proenneke’s legendary cabin—a testament to self-reliance, solitude, and the raw beauty of the wild.
Visiting this historic site isn’t just a trip. It’s a journey into the spirit of Alaska itself. Standing inside the handcrafted log cabin where Proenneke lived for over 30 years—without a phone, electricity, or running water—you’ll feel the deep connection between humanity and nature that defined his life.
Our expertly-guided Twin Lakes trips offer the most immersive way to experience this remote, awe-inspiring location. With seamless logistics, intimate small-group settings, and unparalleled access, you’ll go beyond just seeing the cabin—and step straight into its history. Let us handle the details while you soak in the pristine wilderness, the serenity of the lake, and the untamed beauty that captivated Proenneke for decades.
Space is limited, so join us for an adventure that will stay with you forever.
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Turquoise Glacier High Route
A challenging backpacking trek through high alpine passes, this adventure combines glacier views with a rewarding descent into the Twin Lakes Basin that culminates at Proenneke’s historic cabin. Ideal for hikers seeking solitude, personal challenge, and an unmatched perspective of the Alaskan wilderness.
Twin Lakes Paddle
Glide across the crystal-clear waters of Twin Lakes on this incredible kayak-supported hiking journey. Experience the serenity of the lake just as Proenneke did, camping along its pristine shores, hiking ridgelines, and visiting his cabin for an up-close look at his legacy. Perfect for those seeking a blend of adventure and reflection in one of Alaska’s most stunning landscapes.
“Standing in Proenneke’s cabin, after days of hiking through some of the most breathtaking landscapes I’ve ever seen, was surreal. This trip changed the way I see the world… and myself.”
–Mark R.
