The National Geographic is a recognised authority on Alaska, and expert travel writer, Bob Devine, brings sophisticated guidance and an individual voice to this book. The guide includes numerous full-spread, mapped-out walking and driving tours, three-dimensional illustrations, and a large section of detailed information for visitors. Alaska is a land of breathtaking natural scenery with a rich cultural heritage, which promises an unforgettable journey. "The National Geographic Traveler: Alaska" is the ideal guide, comprising beautiful illustrations and expert advice from the travel writer and Alaska authority Bob Devine. You will be directed to all the unmissable spectacles, as well as lesser known ones - from Denali and Glacier Bay National Parks to the outpost of Ketchikan to arctic Barrow to the spectacular Dalton Highway. With an emphasis on natural history, history, and culture - combined with clear guidance, Devince covers all areas of Alaska. This guide also provides all the essentials on getting to and around Alaska, plus the author's selection of hotels and restaurants.
Special features include in-depth spreads on native arts, bear watching, and the birders of Attu Island; as well as specially mapped driving and walking tours, among them a spectacular drive around Kodiak Island.