No comments about Treacherous Waters: Kingston's Shipwrecks.

2 comments about Stikine River: A Guide to Paddling the Great River.

1. If you are planing to go to the Nahanni country for any reason you need to read this book. If you are a fan of Patterson this book is fun to read as a modern guide to the river so you can see the photos of the country Patterson did not include in "The Dangerous River". The book is a a typical guide book and may be a little dry just to read for fun, but once again if you plan to go, get it. The author didn't write the book by looking at a map and reading a few stories, has been there and done it.



2. I used this guidebook to paddle the Stikine with a friend in August 2004. The river maps are great but not quite good enough to serve in place of topo maps -- we had both. We paddled both the Spatsizi to the upper Stikine and the lower Stikine to Wrengall. My biggest complaint is that many of her minor hiking trails didn't exist. This is unspoiled nature and if there is no trail, it will take you HOURS to trek a mile. Other than that, the book was quite informative and had good descriptions of the few rapids encountered. The Stikine River itself is remote and gorgeous. It's an adventure I won't forget!

No comments about Rocky Mountain Wildlife Nature Activity Book (Nature Activity Books - Waterford Press).

No comments about The Great Lakes.

No comments about Woodall's Eastern America Campground Directory, 2009 (Woodall's Eastern Campground Directory).

No comments about Wilderness Ontario.

No comments about A Fool And Forty Acres: Conjuring A Vineyard Three Thousand Miles From Burgundy.

No comments about The Visitor's Guide to the Birds of the Central National Parks: United States and Canada (Visitor's Guide to the Birds of the Central National Parks, United States and Canada).

No comments about The Bruce Beckons.

1 comments about A Paddler's Guide to Killarney and the French River (Paddler's Guide).

1. This is an excellent book, which can guide you through the beginning stages of choosing a route and planning your trip, but you had better bring a more detailed map - especially for the French river trips. The maps in the book along with the trip details probably are not enough.