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Kilcher Homestead Museum Tour for Alaska: The Last Frontier Fans

June through august.

For Alaska: The Last Frontier Reality Show Fans out there you won’t want to miss the Kilcher Homestead Museum Tour here in Homer, Alaska. Call us to schedule your tour.  Once at the cabin your guide will be given details about the homestead along with the history of the Kilcher Family. The cabin is the actual cabin Yule built and lived in with his wife and 8 kids when he arrived in Homer Alaska. After you visit to the Cabin you are given details on where you can and can not go on the property. You may choose to walk up a hill behind the cabin where Yule is buried on a beautiful site overlooking Mountains, Glaciers, Kachemak Bay, and the Homestead. You also can walk down to the beach if you like; its about a mile down to the water and a very uphill walk returning to the parking area. A family member is usually on site to talk about the history of the Kilcher Family and the homesteading days. This authentic experience is well worth the $60 per person.

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Imagine embarking on a journey to the heart of Alaska,

where the rugged wilderness

meets the edge of civilization.

A place where the pioneering spirit still thrives

 and a family's homesteading legacy echoes through generations. .

Visit the Kilcher Family Homestead from Discover Channel's

Alaska: the last frontier.

Explore the Kilcher Family Homestead Living Museum 

Participate in a tour guided by a Kilcher family member.

Stay at a cabin located on the Kilcher Family Homestead

Discover the contribution the Kilcher family has made to Alaska

Discovering the Kilcher Family Homestead

This is where the untamed wilderness meets civilization's border. It's a place where the adventurous spirit lives on and a family's homesteading heritage carries on for generations.

Welcome to the Kilcher Family Homestead shown in the Discovery Channel show Alaska: The Last Frontier . Here, you'll find adventure, history, and memories that will stay with you forever.

Alaska: The Last Frontier is about the Kilcher family's self-sufficient lifestyle. They live in the Alaskan wilderness without modern amenities. They farm, hunt, and fish to survive. They face challenges like harsh weather and isolation.

The show focuses on them managing their cattle, growing crops, and hunting for food. They have a solid connection to the land and live sustainably.

The Kilcher Homestead is in Fritz Creek, 12 miles from Homer.

The Kilcher family's story begins with Yule Kilcher and his wife Ruth. They started the homestead in the 1940s. Yule was important in Alaska and helped make the state's constitution in 1955. He loved documenting the family's pioneering life. He made the first documentary film about homestead life and showed it in Europe in the 1950s.

Kilcher Homestead Living Museum

Visitors can explore the history of the Kilcher family and the Alaskan wilderness at the Kilcher Homestead Living Museum .  The legacy of Yule and Ruth Kilcher, fresh from Switzerland in the 1940s, lives on here.

The museum displays tools and artifacts used by the family and shows how they lived. They faced challenges while living off the land. It's a unique chance to go back in time. You can walk in the footsteps of these Alaskan pioneers.

The museum showcases the Kilcher's self-sufficient way of life, allowing visitors to observe and understand how this family thrives in harmony with nature.

The experience is enriched by guided tours led by one of the Kilcher siblings. These tours provide an intimate look at the daily routines and survival techniques that are a part of the family's life in Alaska.

These tours provide an intimate look at the daily routines and survival techniques that are a part of the family's life in Alaska.

The Kilcher Family's Impact on Alaska

The Kilcher family has influenced Alaska through their music, fame, and contributions to Alaska state history.

Yule Kilcher, the head of the family, had a big part in creating Alaska's constitution. In the 1950s, Yule showed the family's pioneer lifestyle in a documentary film. Their reality TV series, "Alaska: The Last Frontier," has made their way of life known worldwide. Their determination and strength are an inspiration.

Jewel Kilcher, Atz Kilcher's daughter, is a famous singer-songwriter. She grew up in a musical family, and her success has had a long-lasting impact on the music scene in Alaska. Jewel gained fame with the breakthrough album "Pieces of You" in 1995.

The Kilcher family often participates in the Homer music scene - parts of the family have recently appeared at The Kannery Restaurant on the Sterling Highway, the Down East Saloon on East End Road, and AJ’s Steakhouse in Old Town Homer.  

Accommodations Near The Kilcher Homestead

To stay close to the Kilcher Homestead and experience nature as they do, search for accommodations in Fritz Creek, Alaska.    

Kilcher Homestead Cabin Rentals

Consider renting a cabin on or near the homestead for a deep immersion in the Kilcher family's lifestyle. 

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The Kilcher Family Homestead is a living testament to the pioneering spirit of Alaska. In this place, history, adventure, and breathtaking natural beauty come together in harmony.

From exploring the family's homestead and learning about their self-sufficient lifestyle to participating in hands-on workshops and activities, visiting the Kilcher Homestead offers an unforgettable experience for all ages.

 With the nearby attractions of Homer and Kachemak Bay and comfortable accommodations on or near the homestead, your Alaskan adventure awaits. Take advantage of the opportunity to explore this unique destination and discover the indomitable spirit of the Kilcher family.

Frequently Asked Questions

How far is the kilcher homestead from  homer.

The Kilcher Homestead is located 12 miles away from the town of Homer, Alaska.

Do I need a reservation to visit the Kilcher Homestead?

Tours are by appointment only and can be made by calling 907-235-8713.

What are Jewel’s most popular songs?

Jewel's most-played song is"You Were Meant For Me."

Other notable songs from Jewel that have enjoyed widespread popularity include "Foolish Games," "Hands," "Intuition," "Who Will Save Your Soul?," and "Stronger Woman."

How did the Kilcher family’s Swiss heritage influence their homesteading lifestyle?

The skills and knowledge they brought from Switzerland, such as animal husbandry, farming, and a strong work ethic, were crucial in establishing their self-sufficient homestead in the rugged Alaskan environment. This heritage also instilled in them a deep appreciation for the land and resources, fostering a sustainable approach to living that continues with the Kilcher family today.

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‘Alaska: The Last Frontier’: Tour the Kilcher Family’s Rustic Homestead From Discovery Channel Hit

Life in the remote Alaska town of Homer is stunning but rugged for the Kilcher family, as documented on the Discovery Channel hit Alaska: The Last Frontie r since 2011. Living off the land can be brutal at times , but it also brings the family together to work as a team on the homestead. The photos they share on social media give a beautiful glimpse of their unique lifestyle.

Patriarch Atz Kilcher and his brother Otto have led their family members through farming, growing food, hunting and fishing during the summer months to prepare for the cold Alaskan winters. They’re helped by Atz’s wife Bonnie Dupree , his son, Atz Lee Kilcher , and wife Jane , Otto’s wife, Charlotte , his son, Eivin and his wife, Eve .

The most famous member of the Kilcher is Atz’s daughter, singer Jewel . She grew up on the 600-acre homestead but left when she was 16 to attend a music conservatory school in Michigan. Jewel later went on to become a folk-pop superstar in the 1990s. The “You Were Meant For Me” songstress finally appeared on Alaska: The Last Frontier in 2016 to show her son, Kase, whom she shares with ex-husband , pro rodeo cowboy Ty Murray , what her grueling but gorgeous life was like growing up on a remote Alaskan homestead.

“Well, I really was wanting to take my son up there, and I wanted to wait until he was old enough to remember. So, it had been at least six years since I’d last been home. It was beyond magical for me. I’m very, very proud of how I was raised,” she told Channel Guide magazine in November 2016.

“I think it gave me the type of values and groundedness and down-to-earthiness that has helped me stay true to my values as somebody who ended up being in the spotlight. I never was taught that fame or money make you happy. It’s what kind of human you are. That’s something I’ve always tried to hold true to,” she explained, adding, “Sharing it with my son and getting him to see the homestead and be around my dad, and learn things from my dad was incredibly heartwarming for me,” Jewel recalled.

“When I first got discovered, journalists would ask me how I was raised, and they just couldn’t comprehend it. They were like, ‘Was it a commune? Was it a ranch? Why didn’t you have plumbing?’ It was so difficult for people to understand, that I kind of quit talking about it. I’m really proud, though, that there’s a beautifully filmed show that I can be like, ‘That’s where I was raised, and that’s how I was raised.’ I’m so proud that there’s a family on television showing what it’s like to choose to work hard because the rewards are incredibly great. I’m just very proud of them.”

Scroll down for a photo tour of the Kilcher family homestead from Alaska: The Last Frontier .

Courtesy of Atz Lee Kilcher/Instagram

Warming Wood

Atz Lee showed off a neatly stacked woodpile against his home while looking out at the vastness of the homestead.

Fresh Fish in Wintertime

Atz Lee showed what a day of ice fishing is like in this March 2021 photo.

While the family works hard on the homestead, the 600-acre piece of land allows for plenty of wintery fun, like the snowboarding and snowmobiling Atz Lee and son Etienne did in February 2019.

Living Off the Land

“Potatoes tucked in, sweet dreams,” Atz Lee wrote after planting his crop in early June. Gardening in the summer months is an essential part of homestead life. 

Alaskan Summers

Atz Lee showed how wife Jane is a pro at driving an all-terrain vehicle while gushing, “She’s my huntress, my fisherwoman, my wife. She skis with me, plays music with me and is always up for a challenge. She is the perfect example of an Alaskan woman. She’s my life.”

Indoor Plumbing is Overrated

“Sometimes I do enjoy summer. Not necessarily when I’m being chased out of the outhouse by wasps, but sometimes,” lifelong Alaskan Atz Lee captioned a video showing their toilet situation on the homestead.

A New Cabin

“Me and my pops are building him a retirement cabin out on my backcountry homestead. Last cabin, I swear,” Atz Lee captioned this November 2021 photograph of the homestead’s newest structure.

Courtesy of Atz Kilcher/Instagram

Atz’s Cabin on the Homestead

“Three generations out at the cabin. I haven’t posted anything in a while because it is summer in Alaska and I have been too busy doing all the things I love,” family patriarch Atz wrote next to this July 2019 photo.

Outdoor Knitting

“My sweet little wife! Loves the out-of-doors! Even if she has to wrap up and sit in a sleeping bag!” Atz wrote next to a photo of his wife, Bonnie Dupree, having a wintery knitting session on their porch.

Keeping Warm

Atz kept his bare feet toasty thanks to a wood-burning indoor stove as he went through boxes of song lyrics he had written since the age of 13.

Christmas Spirit

Atz’s daughter, singer Jewel, and her son, Kase, had an Alaskan Christmas together in 2019. “Three generations of narrations. Many memories of celebrations. All our love reaching all relations. Pioneer spirit and dedication,” Atz captioned the photo of the three next to his Christmas tree.

Courtesy of Otto Kilcher/Instagram

Otto’s Cabin

While the Kilcher family builds together, Otto showed off his rustic getaway in a photo captioned, “My cabin up at Doc Sayers mine.”

Homemade Butter

Who needs a grocery store when you can churn your own butter? “My hand made wooden bucket and butter churn,” Otto shared proudly shared in this 2017 photo.

Making Their Own Holiday Crafts

The Kilchers know how to make their own holiday ironworks! Eve and son Findlay posed next to a handmade design that Otto shared in a 2018 photo, writing, “Welders, Wizards, Winter Wonderland == A GREAT CHRISTMAS.”

Homestead Music Studio

Longtime musician Atz recorded a new tune inside of his home. Not everything can be done outside on the homestead!

Some of the artwork that decorates Atz’s home was visible in this 2019 video, along with woodworking on the walls.

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Welcome to the Homestead

Join co-stars of Discovery’s Alaska: The Last Frontier, Eivin and Eve Kilcher, for a behind the scenes look at their life on the homestead in Alaska as they show you what it means to live a homestead life no matter where you call home.

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Eivin Kilcher ... Eivin enjoys making television and sharing his lifestyle with fans of Discovery's ALASKA: The Last Frontier, but his primary activities still revolve around his family, and doing what it takes to keep the homestead running. Eivin also loves spending time hunting and captaining his boat THE FARENORTH ROSE. Read more about Eivin »

Eve Kilcher ... In her role on ALASKA: The Last Frontier, Eve is well known for her expertise in the garden and kitchen. Her warm personality, creativity, easy smile, and sense of humor inspire fans to follow her adventures outside the show. Read more about Eve »

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Inspired by recipes she collected from her family, and years of learning how to cook with ingredients on hand, Eve has curated a robust collection of healthy recipes, some of which were published in HOMESTEAD KITCHEN. Still, Eve constantly creates and adapts recipes to fit her family's tastes and needs. Below you will find a selection of recipes from her private collection and her cookbook.

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Nettle Quinoa Risotto

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Multigrain Seedy Sourdough Bread

Any Veggie Scramble

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Eivin’s workshop.

Homesteading is about making something from what is on hand. Eivin has become a master at creating useful things for the homestead from practically nothing. We want to welcome you to his workshop, where he creates some unique, useful, and extraordinary things to improve life on the homestead.

THE HOMESTEAD SMOKEHOUSE: Smokehouses can be found on the grounds of any Alaskan homestead. Even so, there is plenty of variety to be found, with everything from store-bought metal smokers to homemade smokers made of reclaimed lumber. You can now read how Eivin has built the smoker for the homestead. See Eivin's Plans »

THE KIDS PLAY KITCHEN Making things on the homestead can often be fun, as well as useful. In this post Eivin will show you plans for a play kitchen that he created for his children. See Eivin's Plans »

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