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Browse Our Book Catalog:
The Alaska Wilderness Guide, 9th Edition
 Alaska's Beautiful,
and Accessible, Wilderness
Don't Miss It!
If you want a vacation that gives you adventure travel (light
or rigorous), eco-travel or cultural travel, if you want a
vacation that's perfect whether you're a family with children,
generation X'ers or senior citizens, if you want a vacation
that lets you get away from it all in one of the most breathtaking
places on earth, plan now to explore Alaska's backcountry.
Click here to order online.
To order by phone:
Call 1-800-726-4707 for U.S. orders and
1-800-663-5714 for Canadian orders.
The Last Frontier has something -- many somethings -- for
everyone, including
- Native and bush villages
- Saltwater sportfishing
- Freshwater sportfishing
- Sea kayaking, river running, canoeing and kayaking
- Wildlife viewing
- Whale watching
- Walking on glaciers
- Bird watching
- Hiking
- Flightseeing
- Mountain climbing
- Skiing or snowshoeing
- Berry picking
- Wildflower enjoying
- Hot springs soaking
- Snow machining
- Visiting the Arctic Circle
- Camping, or staying at a U.S. Forest Service wilderness
cabin.
- Ecotourism.
You can create your own adventure, and tailor it to your
skill level or to the ages and interests of the people in
your party, or take a package tour, or even take a wilderness-adventure
class, some for college credit, through the Alaska Wilderness
Studies program at the University of Alaska-Anchorage, 907-786-4066.
However you go, and wherever you go, you'll enjoy yourself.
To ensure you have the best trip possible, grab a copy of
The Alaska Wilderness Guide, called "The most comprehensive
guide available on back- country Alaska ...." by Todd
Miner, Director of Alaska Wilderness Studies at the university.
The Anchorage Daily News calls The Alaska Wilderness Guide
"the authoritative guide to the backcountry."
The 552-page travel planner and guide, from the editors of
the famous MILEPOST® guide, covers almost every activity
you can think of, plus detailed information on campsites and
cabins, and special features on attractions ranging from lighthouses
to glaciers. You'll also find personal essays from people
who have enjoyed a solitary walk on the beach at Lake Clark
National Park and or paddled the Tatshenshini River from the
mountains of Yukon Territory to the Gulf of Alaska.
Thank you, and enjoy your trip!
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