Describes the people, history, land, plants, animals, cities, rural areas, transportation systems, economy, and leisure pursuits of America's Pacific states including Alaska and Hawaii.
John hires young guide Badger to lead him on an Alaskan mountain climb, but his stubborness and unwillingness to heed Badger's warnings almost leads to disaster.
Working undercover for an Atlanta airline, the Hardys have uncovered an international terrorist ring bent on smuggling and murder. In Alaska the ring is preparing to square off against an ultrasecret government agency.
Introduces the unique history and natural beauty of the largest state, focusing as well on recent problems related to the native population, controversial oil and gas pipelines, rapid development, the threatened ecosystem, unprecedented wealth, and the high cost of living.
Presents a collection of facts and figures about the annual Iditarod that takes place in Alaska including the history of the race, official rules, winners, and other interesting details.
Presents area-by-area information for travelers to Alaska, including details on its history, landscape, sites to see, lodging, and restaurants, and provides color photos and maps throughout.
Traces the history of Alaska through the Russian exploration and settlement to the American purchase of the territory by William Seward in 1867, discussing key personalities and events during this period.