Travels in Alaska

John Muir's explorations of Alaska reveal a profound appreciation for its breathtaking landscapes, including rivers, glaciers, and the aurora borealis. His journeys, beginning in 1879, took him to notable locations such as the Alexander Archipelago and Wrangell Island, where he also engaged with native communities. Muir's eloquent prose captures the essence of Alaska's natural beauty and reflects his deep reverence for the wilderness, paralleling his love for the Sierras. This edition features original photographic plates and a biographical note.