Living in Point Lay, AK is an incredible adventure. The small rural village is located on the Chukchi Sea and provides its residents with spectacular views of the Arctic landscape. Its residents are primarily Inupiat, a close-knit population that relies on traditional subsistence lifestyle practices to survive. Summer months bring warmer weather and long days of sunlight, making it a great time for fishing and berry picking. Winter months are cold, dark and harsh but offer opportunities for snowmobiling and ice skating on the small frozen lake in town. Despite its remote location, Point Lay has a few modern amenities including internet service, grocery stores, two schools, and a fully operational airport. It's a place like no other - with its own unique culture, people and traditions - that offers an unforgettable experience to those who call it home.