Interstate A-4, Cantwell, AK 99729, USA
Igloo City Abandoned Hotel
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I did some research on this place for my Haunted Alaska video I’m making.
It was built around the 1970’s as a hotel 20 miles from the town of Cantwell and 180 miles north of Anchorage. It operated as a gas station but was never completed due to financial difficulties and building regulations. It was abandoned completely in the 2000’s and sits empty and desolate. Reportedly it can be seen by airplanes at 30,000 feet. The paranormal activity surrounding it involves strange lights being witnessed inside the building and a woman in white seen standing in the windows. Could the building be the refuge for long since deceased natives, or is it simply a creepy building located in the far reaches of the most Northern state?