2013年1月12日 · In its heyday Circle Hot Springs attracted visitors from all over Alaska and beyond, and was well-known for its aurora viewing. The hotel supposedly even has its own ghost. Some employees are reported to have seen or felt the specter of Emma Leach roaming the halls or haunting the kitchen.

At Igloo City in Alaska, visitors can see the striking remains of a large, igloo-shaped hotel structure that stands as a unique architectural feat. This abandoned building, originally intended as a novel accommodation option, now presents a fascinating, albeit eerie, sight against the Alaskan landscape.

The location soon became known as Baker Hot Springs, after nearby Baker Creek, and later was known simply as Hot Springs. Frank Manley built the 4-story Resort Hotel here in 1907. The population peaked at approximately 1,000 in 1910, as the village became a trading center for nearby Eureka and Tofty mining districts.

2017年4月19日 · Alaska’s abandoned igloo hotel, also known as Igloo City, is located right off the George Parks Highway roughly 22 miles south of Cantwell and 200 miles north of Anchorage. While many who have viewed Igloo City feel this uninhabited building (sitting in the middle of no-man’s land) is creepy, we happen to find the story behind it quite ...

2023年9月22日 · Located at mile marker 188.7 on the east side of the George Parks Hwy, this abandoned hotel is south of Denali National Park & Preserve and it is truly a tourist destination all in itself and one of the odd places in Alaska that you will come across. If nothing more than to just stop and admire the creativity behind what could have been.

2017年5月15日 · Pilgrim Hot Springs is an abandoned homestead and ghost town near Nome, Alaska, known for its historic significance and thermal hot springs.

Circle Hot Springs lodge. It was up for sale and I don’t think it was ever bought. Also there were stories of the Van Gilder Hotel in Seward being haunted and they had a little book of sightings in the lobby.

2017年11月6日 · When asked why he, then 70, had devoted decades of his life to building an igloo hotel in the middle of Alaska his answer was as direct as it was saucy.

2013年1月16日 · Build along George Parks Highway, near Cantwell, Alaska, this bizarre hotel has become a roadside attraction. It was constructed in the 1970's in an igloo shape, to pay homage to the Inuits but it never opened due to building code violations. Since then, it has been used by different owners as a gas station and gift shop.

Year round, 100+ year old hot springs resort. 80 lodge rooms + 8 dry cabins. Full service restaurant and lounge. Aurora Ice Museum. Aurora viewing. Summer, winter activities, dog kennel. Discovered in 1905, still in operation today, it is a …