There's a town in Alaska with no roads leading to it - Apparently.
Hyder, a small town on the Canada-Alaska border, has no direct road connection to the rest of the United States. The only road leading to Hyder is a short stretch from British Columbia, Canada, which makes it one of the few towns in the US accessible only from a foreign country. Despite its remote location, Hyder has a population of around 200 residents and is a popular tourist destination due to its natural attractions, including the nearby hot springs and fishing spots.