Travels in Alaska

The narrative captures John Muir's profound fascination with Alaska's glaciers, which he studied to validate his theories on glacial action. His numerous visits to this breathtaking landscape culminated in a book written during the final months of his life, drawing from over thirty years of observations. The work reflects his dedication, despite interruptions from his campaign to protect Hetch-Hetchy Valley and his declining health. Muir's legacy is intertwined with the glaciers, notably one named in his honor.