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Camping in Alaska's Deepest Snow with a Dugout Survival Shelter
A video on YouTube. In Travel, a Krater category.
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The creator camps in a snow cave on a mountain in Alaska, testing its strength and durability in extreme winter conditions.
From the video
Answers: How do you camp in a snow cave in Alaska?
- snow cave camping
- winter backcountry skiing
- snow depth measurement
- snow cave construction
What it concludes
- Snow caves usually stay about 20 degrees Fahrenheit no matter what the outside weather is doing.
- Digging a snow cave is an effective way to get out of nasty winter weather in the mountains.
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