‘Into the Wild’ bus will be relocated to University of Alaska museum
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nypost.comsaid in a statement on Thursday that the bus will most likely be housed in the University of Alaska-Fairbanks’ Museum of the North.The bus, which made its debut in the 1996 Jon Krakauer novel and subsequent film, was once an icon for many trailblazers who wished to visit the bus in the wild.
The subject of the book, Christopher McCandless, died of starvation while living temporarily in the remotely located vehicle.However, after an average of roughly 15 rescue missions every year, and two confirmed deaths, the bus was removed from it original location outside the Denali National Park and Preserve and relocated to what authorities called a “secure but undisclosed location.”“I know it’s the right thing for public safety in the area, removing.
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