High Tide Homestead

5 Ways To Get Drinking Water Off Grid

When you live in town getting a glass of water is as easy as turning a tap. But what do you do

If you’ve been reading the blog, or following along on other social media, you know our property can only be accessed by

Let’s talk about summer and Alaska’s mosquitoes. Summer is the one season I don’t enjoy having an outhouse. You’d think it would

We’ve been keeping ourselves busy with this gorgeous sunny weather we’ve been having here. From cutting in the driveway to where the

I really tried to avoid writing this post. I feel a little annoyed at jumping on the ‘pandemic wagon, ” as it

One of our goals for 2019 and goals for 2020 has been planting more trees. Rather than just adding more Birch and Spruce I

Welcome to the Spring Homestead Giveaway! Beginning on 3/20/20 at 6 am and ending on 3/29/20 at 11:59 pm (Central Time Zone).

As always, we have big goals and bigger dreams for our lives in Alaska. Life off grid is not an easy feat

Goodbye 2019, here we come 2020! Here is the year end of accounting with the top, most read, and best of 2019.

I know I’ve been slacking on the blog lately, but there have been some wild things going on around here. Firstly… Kyle

I’ve been struggling to write this post for a while because this is not what we wanted for our summer. Don’t get

There’s just something about huskies when they see a porcupine. Every husky we’ve had out here has gotten quilled at least once.

Living off grid with no road connection means becoming a jack of all trades. Often seen as a bad thing due to

So I suppose it’s about time I update this post about being new parents off grid. I know we’re almost 3 years

All right y’all. It’s been a hot minute since I’ve written anything here, but we have been all over the place out

I’ve got a lot of requests for blog posts about our day to day lives out here. I’d love to do these,