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The work is a travel and natural-history account of the Canadian Rockies, combining descriptive narrative, practical routes, and geological and botanical observations across national parks such as Banff, Lake Louise, Yoho and Jasper. Chapters treat notable features including glaciers, alpine lakes, caves, the Selkirks and the ascent of Mount Robson, and discuss mountain climbing, trail-making and field techniques. Richly illustrated with photographs, color plates and maps, the text blends personal field anecdotes with route descriptions, landscape description, and a bibliography and notes to guide travelers and climbers.
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