Up and down the North Cascades National Park

• EDITORE: Rainier Natural History Association Longmire, Washington
  
• AUTORE: Allan May
• ANNO DI PUBBLICAZIONE: 1973

Introduzione del senatore Henry M. Jackson.
Pagine 96 - fotografie in bianco e nero.
In INGLESE.
Copertina morbida.
Libro in buone condizioni.

The North Cascades National Park Complex is 1,053 square miles of recreation and wilderness. There are mountains, lakes, streams and nearly one third of all the United States’ glaciers south of Alaska.
The park, its natural history, its human history, how to get there, what to see there, what to do there all are described in this delightful introduction. The presentation includes a map, photographs, and detailed descriptions of the park’s many attractions. Written in an easy, pleasant style, the guide book is designed to introduce the visitor to the North Cascades in general and the park in particular, to explain their intricacies, to make planning a visit easier and to make the visit more interesting and more meaningful.
With an introduction by Senator Henry M. Jackson, who sponsored the legislation that created the park, the book is an authoritive general description of the park and its setting.