Season 1
Episode
1
- Alaska's Salmon Capitol
Episode
2
- Seldovia Fishing Paradise
Episode
3
- A Dog Mushers' Dream
Episode
4
- Hunting Headquarters
Episode
5
- Off the Grid
Episode
6
- Bear Necessities
Episode
7
- The Ultimate Alaskan Island
Episode
8
- Flying Home
Episode
9
- Moose Mount Cabins
Episode
10
- Alaska Man Caves
Season 2
Episode
1
- Snow Machines & Bear Attacks
Episode
2
- Baby on Board
Episode
3
- Isolated Village
Episode
4
- Ruff-ing It
Episode
5
- Winter Wanderland
Episode
6
- Hooked on a Lake
Episode
7
- Mrs. Alaska & Military Man
Episode
8
- Fish Out of Water
Episode
9
- Outhouse Life
Episode
10
- Hangar Homes
Episode
11
- Remote Coves
Episode
12
- Homer Bound
Episode
13
- Life on a Mountain
Episode
14
- Guys Getaway
Episode
15
- Juneau Waterfront
Episode
16
- Tiny Homes, Big Mountain
Episode
17
- Dollars or Drains
Episode
18
- Dangerous Trails
Episode
19
- Jaws, Claws, and Beaver Fever
Episode
20
- No Roads In
Episode
21
Season 3
Episode
1
- Best Views
Episode
2
- Off the Grid Homes
Episode
3
- Cabin Upgrade
Episode
4
- Flip Flops to Snowshoes
Episode
5
- Log Homes and Saloons
Episode
6
- ATV Required
Episode
7
- Growing Up Alaska
Episode
8
- Rocks to Riches
Episode
9
- Mountain Homes and Domes
Episode
10
- Tundra Town
Episode
11
- Waterfront Wilderness
Episode
12
- Alaskan Beach Town
Episode
13
- Kenai Islands
Episode
14
- Lakes of the Last Frontier
Episode
15
- Glacier River Homes
Episode
16
- Homer Improvement
Episode
17
- Kenai Kabins
Episode
18
- Pilot's Paradise
Episode
19
- Frontier City
Episode
20
- Million Air
Episode
21
- Big Wheels and Big Deals
Episode
22
- Trailblazers
Episode
23
- Glacier City
Episode
24
- Dog Mushing Millionaires
Episode
25
- Secret City
Episode
26
- Treehouse Tour
Episode
27
- Escape From Juneau
Episode
28
- Gold Town
Episode
29
- Fishy Business
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Buying Alaska
“Buying Alaska” proves that forgoing basic amenities is a reasonable tradeoff when it comes to breathtaking views and stunning wild surroundings that you can’t find anywhere in the lower 48 states. Offering much more than living quarters, these properties are so in tune with the extraordinary landscape that it’s often what’s beyond the house that proves to be the main attraction – from the ability to hunt and fish from a back deck, to extreme seclusion on your own private island, to self-sustaining features such as smokehouses and greenhouses. However, there are also dangers that come with all the beauty, and living in this rugged and remote terrain can lead to animal attacks and brutal winters that cut you off from society.
