Noah Brown has often kept fans in the know about his life since his days on Alaskan Bush People. Recently, he shared an emotional post about an upcoming destination. While musing back on what he could soon find, fans also shared words of encouragement as Noah made his journey.

Alaskan Bush People‘s Noah Brown Got Emotional Ahead Of An Upcoming Trip

Noah Brown is the youngest son of Ami and the late Billy Brown. Viewers got to know the family through the Discovery Channel series, Alaskan Bush People, which followed the family as they tried to live off the grid in Hoonah, Alaska.

Recently, Noah had an emotional post to share with fans on social media. In a video shared on Instagram, Noah revealed he was about to go on a special trip.

Noah captioned the video, “Heading to my childhood home. Or what’s left of it.” Starting out the video, Noah shared that he had his truck all packed up and was set to visit the “old homestead.”

The Brown family has lived in different communities across Alaska over the years, but Noah was talking about one place in particular: “Mosquito Lake.” On going back to his old haunts, Noah admitted he was “excited and nervous at the same time.”

Some Fans Admitted That They’d Like To Be In Noah’s Shoes

Noah then noted that the last time he went to Mosquito Lake, old childhood photos were uncovered. Looking back, he shared that “there’s no telling” on what he feels he can discover during the upcoming trip. He continued that this was “one of those situations where I’m very, very hopeful.

Of course, Noah admitted, “I don’t know what I’ll find.” However, he shared that he still had all of his memories.

Noah has recently been making headlines as he’s shared his recent trip from Washington state to Alaska. In one recent post, he even had to prove to fans that he wasn’t using a green screen for backdrops.

Taking to the comments, fans wondered about what Noah’s upcoming trip could be like. Quite a few shared that they were happy to see Noah get back to his roots. A few even admitted that they’d like to be in Noah’s shoes. Some comments included:

• “I know Da is so proud of you.”
• “Have fun Noah, enjoy your time.”
• “Ugh I’d give anything to go back to my old stomping grounds… I miss it. Enjoy the adventure!”
• “Enjoy the memories. That’s what it’s all about. Hanging on to the old ones, and making new ones. Thanks for letting us come along for the ride!”
• “The hardest part is probably that you don’t know what you are going to feel. Probebly love and sadness at the same time, missing your family as it was.”