Travels in Alaska

In the late 1880s, John Muir embarked on several explorative journeys through the uncharted landscapes of Alaska, captivated by its stunning glaciers and diverse wildlife. His experiences, documented in Travels in Alaska, recount adventures by canoe and on foot, revealing the natural beauty and challenges of the region, including encounters with local tribes. Muir's expeditions led to significant discoveries, such as Glacier Bay, and he meticulously recorded his observations until his death in 1914, providing a vivid account of Alaska's wilderness.