DANGEROUS Temperatures at the Cabin | Winter Cabin Living

Last winter, Rylie, Ellie and I headed up north to our family cabin in the Chippewa National Forest of Minnesota and arrived to some extreme conditions. The road wasn't plowed, so we had to hike in with all of our gear in SUBZERO temperatures. We faced another challenge - trying to heat up the entire cabin with our wood stove. Join us for a throwback adventure in one of our favorite cabins.

DISCLAIMER: This is a throwback video. It happened in February of 2022, before Rylie was pregnant.

About our Family Cabin: The original Steward Family Cabin was built in 1936 and has been a place where generations of Stewards have grown to love and cherish the outdoors. There have since been a few iterations of that cabin, and today this is our family's getaway in the Northwoods of Minnesota. This building was built in the 1980s as a bunkhouse for the main cabin and was later converted to be our full time cabin structure. Our cabins in northern Minnesota have been the inspiration for all of my Tiny Cabins.

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Timecodes:

00:00 - Intro
01:05 - Snowshoeing to the Cabin
02:54 - Arrival at the Cabin
04:07 - Retrieving Gear
05:30 - Morning
07:44 - Hike to the Car
09:28 - Firewood Gathering
10:35 - Negative 33 Degrees Fahrenheit
11:27 - Boiling Water Freezing in Air
12:07 - Wrap Up

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Filmed, Edited and Produced by Jack and Rylie Steward