About
Alaskan adventurer who lived alone in a log cabin in the remote wilderness for close to 30 years.
Before Fame
He retired to the Twin Lakes region of Alaska at the age of 52 after working as a diesel mechanic.
Trivia
His regular journal entries, complete with weather and local fauna observations, became published in a memoir called One Man's Wilderness, which became a classic about Alaska.
Family Life
He was never married and had no children.
Associated With
The state of Alaska frequently attracted men who preferred nature and solitude like Timothy Treadwell, the Grizzly Man.