Glacier Bay National Park's beautiful three-volume guidebook just got better with a new collection of professional resources for anyone doing research or just plain curious about extra details. These new books come with a purchase of the Second Edition of the Kayaker's Companion to Glacier Bay and feature academic-level citations for every historical, cultural, and administrative detail in the guides. The Annotated Bibliography has 1,287 references, and the Chapter Notes discuss everything from the old mailbox at Muir Point to the missing Mount Reid to cruise ship lobbying to Tlingit social structures to the Tlingit names for the bay's blue bears.
Check out the Second Edition of my kayaking guide for Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska. I've included over 330 photographs from my artwork collection. It's available as a pdf and works on phones, tablets, most e-readers, and any device with Adobe Acrobat.
This beautiful three-volume guide covers every inlet of Glacier Bay’s spectacular 760-mile-long wilderness coast. Ample photography helps each visitor locate stunning glaciers, emerald rainforests, and unsurpassed wildlife.