No comments about Alaska: The Cold Truth.

No comments about Wild Alaska (The American Wilderness).

No comments about A hitch in their git-along! (From the Publisher).(preparation for tourist season)(Brief Article)(Column): An article from: Alaska Business Monthly.

No comments about Arctic Alaska and Siberia, or, Eight months with the Arctic whalemen.

1 comments about The Adventure Guide to Coastal Alaska & the Inside Passage.

1. Out of all the travel books I purchased for my Alaska trip this one proved to be the most entertaining and useful. When I recieved this book I expected just another guide book but I couldn't stop reading - the anecdotes and suggestions were as compelling as a good novel. It felt like a nice, long letter from a friend who wanted to be sure I had a great trip. While traveling I found most of their suggestions right on the money. I tried the activities they suggested and was glad I steered clear of their warnings! It turned out to be the only guide book I brought along that I actually used regularly on the trip. One draw back is that there are very few maps of the smaller local areas and the maps that are included do not give you a sense of scale. Also, the title is a bit of a misnomer, I almost did not order this book because I thought "adventure guide" meant it was only for sportspeople, kayakers and campers. But that is far from the truth, this book is great for the independant traveler who wants a leisurely trip, as well as a person who wants something a little more challenging.

1 comments about Grandma's Ultimate Road Trip.

1. The author is a conservative Baptist who approaches her subject with missionary zeal. She repeatedly makes her beliefs clear. Whether that bothers you or does not, it's something to keep in mind if you're considering this book.
   Beyond the sermons, it is an adequate travelogue that describes a lot of places you might want to see on a trip of your own. The one drawback is that she traveled during the off season (which is most of the year in Alaska) and some interesting destinations were not open.
   There's one other tip the author may have given out inadvertently. If you're driving to Alaska, learn how to change a tire. The author had to overcome this problem several times.

No comments about Exploring the Upper Yukon River.

No comments about Corporate travel.(POWER LIST 2006: THE ULTIMATE BUSINESS TOOL)(Directory): An article from: Alaska Business Monthly.

No comments about Alaska.

No comments about Exploring the jewels of the Emerald City. (Seattle, Washington): An article from: Alaska Business Monthly.