Think about it this way, it’s easier too be too cold because you can always wear a thicker jacket or warmer layer. But if it’s hot and the ac goes out, you’re basically living in the basement until you can get the ac worked out.

As a child I lived about 25 miles from the nearest town. It was nice. I could drive around in our car when I was 8 years old. Ride horses, hunt, fish with no pesky people getting in the way

Devil's Tower in Wyoming was the location in the movie "Close Encounters of the Third Kind".

I love the cold, I have lived in Northern Quebec and remote areas of Alaska. I honestly miss it and would love to go back soon.

I live in Juneau. Haines, AK is my favorite town in the world. So much outdoor activity, mountains, sea, wildlife...

I've been to Stehekin Washington. The boat ride up Lake Chelan is stunningly beautiful.

There are loads of small towns that not so remote as these. And if you are lucky you live a few miles from any towns. But are within 20 or 30 minutes from a larger town where you can get what you need.

Highly recommend Mackinac Island, northern lower peninsula, upper peninsula, west MI, east MI. Michigan in general!

St. Paul Alaska is one of the places that has been on the show Deadliest Catch. I think it is one of the drop off points and processing points for certain kinds of crab.

There's a "town" in Alaska where everyone lives in one building. You might watch a video it.

Post Office being in the same building as the fire department is pretty common. And only one fire station, is normal for most communities. The gas station being 45 minutes away is the only unusual thing in that first one.

Kodajo, Maine in the USA may not be super secluded but its population sign states, Population, Very Few. It's population hovers around 4 to 6 people. It's in northern Maine, on Moosehead Lake and is somewhat secluded.

Mckinaw island is a Good destination in the summer or the fall. I'm from the lower peninsula of Michigan and a lot of people go to Mackinaw island for their vacations. It's absolutely stunning and I like how there are no cars allowed. You don't have to worry about going there in the winter since they basically shut the island down in the off-season. And yes Michigan does also get hot in the summer so it's not cold in the summer😂.

Thousands of remote small towns across the vastness of America. I live 45 minutes from a major shopping area and near a town w/population of less than 1300 ppl and no stop lights

I love Mackinaw Island. One of my favorite places on earth. I try to go every summer. It has a lot of history, they do carriage tours and have an old fort you can explore. It really is so beautiful. And it’s known for the Grand Hotel and Mackinaw Island Fudge. Visitors don’t go in the winter really and a lot of people are summer time residents.

I played that golf course and love it, it was one of the best courses I've played.

7:31 Atta boy

Your son was correct! That picture was of Devils Tower! And Native American legends say that a giant bear was chasing children who went to the top for safety, and that’s why it looks like there’s claw marks

Funny you mention the Kilchers from Alaska, did you know the singer Jewel is Atz's daughter?

Something fun would be to check out is America's ghost towns.

In a remote place you can survive without the internet, you just have to go back to living during pre-internet times and travel to the cities for very large purchases.

On Catalina Island off the coast of California, they all drive golf carts

I’d rather be cold than hot. I live on the north eastern border of the US, Maine. It gets so humid in the summer. I hate it. I can handle the snow and cold.

Grahams, this is a good one. I saw this when it first posted 5 years ago. Although I've visited WA (as well as the other 49 states), I've not been to Stehekin. However, re. the lake it's on (Chelan), it's pronounced shuh-LAN rather than shuh-LANE. I have, however, been to Supai (SUE-pie) AZ--twice, having backpacked in back in the early '90s. It's an 8-mile/12.9 km. hike on a steep, narrow trail at the start, but it's really a beautiful place, and as he said, it's the home of the tiny have-uh-SUE-pie tribe of just several hundred people, and located in Havasu (HAVE-uh-sue) Canyon. The translation of Havasupai is "people of the blue-green water". By contrast, in the same state (Arizona) there's the largest tribe in the US and Canada--the Navajo (NAV-uh-hoe)--the most widely spoken tribal language in the US and Canada, with around 170,000 speakers (of nearly 400,000 members), as well as one of the most difficult languages in the world to learn, having glottal stops, 3 tones, nasalizations, and 42 sounds. I've also been to Haines, AK, arriving via Alaska State Ferry from Skagway, about 30 mi./48km. to the north. This was back in '84, when I drove from northern Illinois--a round trip total of 9244 miles/14,874 km. in 31 days. I arrived in Skagway the morning of the 8th. day.

Just get yourself a good Starlink. You will be fine anywhere!

Graham Family Reacts a little heads up the thing about Small Towns here in the U.S.A there's not a whole lot of cops 2 lend y'all a hand should y'all happen 2 bump/run in2 trouble (The Sheriff AKA Small Town Police Chief/Commissioner (whether born in that Small Town or not plus also whether Male Gender or Female Gender) & either 1 Deputy/a couple Deputies or a few Deputies or just The Sheriff that's it) depending on the size of Small Towns in the U.S.A!

Checkout Sleeping Bear National Sand Dunes in Michigan... It's only 2 hours from Mackinac Island. Sand drops to Great Lake Michigan. If I drive to Florida it's a 20 hour trip 1 way

Another great video!❤

There’s a “town” that he missed. The reasons he likely didn’t include it is because in one the population of 1,000 people in 1980 no stands at 5 as of 2020. Second, is as far as the US Postal Service is concerned Centralia, PA no longer exists. The ZIP was officially discontinued in 2002 and the “town” was merged with the nearby town of Ashland, PA. This is the town that inspired the video game series Silent Hill. There are numerous documentaries on the history of the town and its demise including a three part series that WFMZ 69 news did on the area and the continuing story of the fires still burning under the entire area. The fires have been burning since 1962. It’s a interesting but also very sad story, especially how the US government approached the situation.

Believe it or not...Every state has several secluded towns.

Congrats on a good game Garrin! Jono I'm with you- i can't do cold. Which rules out the upper half of America. Im born and raised Texan and even our cold spells work my nerves. Thanks for another video, always good to see the Graham family!

My town has a post office but only 75 people so it didn't make the list , and it's 14 miles away from my house , my nearest neighbor is 2 and 1/2 miles away

The square mountain that popped up (the bear claw comment) is Devils Tower National Monument. The ancestral description of its creation is a large bear chased kids up to the top and clawed all the sides trying to get them.

Arizona is a large state but we do have some very small, secluded towns. Just not very many.

I like my little town in Texas. Population is about 6,000 and change. But it’s right in the middle of everything. 82 miles west of me is San Antonio, 94 miles north of me is Austin. And the Gulf Coast is about 60 miles south of me. I am content. Great video. Looking forward to the next one. 🤠👍🇨🇱

I have internet and not the satellite slow stuff either. ;))

There is no farming above the arctic circle.

best episode yet. Thanks

Hi, I don’t understand why or who tells you not to visit NY or Austin, Texas. I’ve lived in and around New York City most of my life and it is an amazing city to visit. Too expensive to live there now but there are many many things to see and do. Currently living about 45 minutes south of Austin and, again, I wouldn’t listen to people to tell you not to visit. Suggest to check out the vlogger SHAUN from Scotland for his perspective.

Should come to the Colorado Ghost Towns

Dalhart, TX is near my hometown. It has good school system and may facilities. I think it would be a place ya'll would like.😮😮😮

The fly is why you need screens on your windows.

My graduating class was 27 with 14 different nationalities. lol

Great video, but if you are talking over the video before and after pausing you can miss details - including items related to what you were talking about. It is best to backup the video a few seconds before resuming the video. Thanks, and great channel!

A lady adventurer did a great tour of Jarbidge Nevada.

Yeah! 😂

No cars, no thanks!

Tell Gavin that to be penalized twice against older boys in his hockey game might give him some standing with his teammates. I was a young boy on my hockey team and I was the youngest, but I was a defenseman and I played tough, got penalized, but my teammates loved my toughness and fighting abilities. 🤓 Did you win?

Interesting video but not for me. I need to be somewhat near a city. I am thankful for the internet, Amazon, and to be around family

React to NBA highlights

not the Graham video. but the original video is dumb as hell. Mom called it with Wyoming and I agreed. Jackson Hole Wyoming is not only beautiful but the people are the nicest in the world

I wonder if Harbidge is on there....?.....you can still find REMOTE little communities in America.....and most of them are great....some, stay the hell away from.

Do not react to “The National Anthem as You’ve Never Heard it Before”, please, please, please. I love our National anthem, the story is awesome, but that video is so over stated, and wrong. If you want to know how the US National Anthem was written, please watch “The Real Story Behind The National Anthem”. It’s told by a military expert, and (gasp!) it’s true. If you want to, after you see the real story then you can watch the other one, which is overly romanticized and way over Christianized (maybe not a real world, but so appropriate in this situation. The true story is wonderful enough, it does not need to be made fake and trashy.

Hey family just a piece of advice I have noticed you need to turn volume up on your end sound is a little hard to hear \/

Haines AK is very popular and famous for their helicopter skiing operations. ⛷️